Why do we judge people by their sneakers instead of their spirit? Why do we stay in relationships that look good but feel wrong? This week on The Heavyweight Podcast, we’re pulling back the curtain on shallow behaviors, materialism, and the illusions we cling to in the name of status.
👟 $20 Shoes, $200 Assumptions:
We kick things off by exposing the ridiculous—but very real—ways people change how they treat you based on the price tag of your outfit. It’s not just about fashion—it’s about how deeply rooted status and image are in how we assign value to others (and ourselves).
💔 When "Looking Good" Means Losing Yourself:
We get vulnerable about times we've stayed in relationships that weren’t good for us—just because the couple "looked right" to the outside world. Spoiler: the inside was a mess. From red flags we ignored to the ways attraction masked toxicity, this segment gets real.
📱 Social Media = Smoke & Mirrors:
"Social media disrupts reality and paints a facade." Say it louder. We go in on how platforms push us toward comparison, image curation, and fake intimacy. Some of us even share stories of relationships that were more Instagram than intimacy—and how it all came crashing down.
📞 Who You Call at 1AM:
Here’s the challenge: open your phone. Who would you call at 1AM with a flat tire? That list—the real ones—is what counts. We break down how to identify authentic connections that go beyond looks, likes, and luxury.
This episode is a truth serum for your social life. It’s funny, it’s raw, and it might just make you rethink who and what you’ve been prioritizing.
🎧 Tap in now and ask yourself:
➡️ Are you living real—or just living filtered?
➡️ Who actually sees you beyond the surface?
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