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Touching Grass

Touching Grass

Di: Sofia Natasha
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Questioning the beliefs social media gave you about: identity, relationships, community, gender, & internet culture. Welcome to Touching Grass, your escape from the digital noise. We're constantly exposed to other's opinions online and it's hard to notice when we've subconsciously absorbed somebody else's world view. This podcast is for those who are sick of the lack of nuance online and how extreme and polarizing the internet is getting. Here we have grounded, empathetic, and nuanced conversations with the goal of helping you reclaim your own perspective, not just trying to give you mine.Sofia Natasha Scienze sociali
  • how money and abs created entitled men
    Nov 3 2026

    Why do some men believe they deserve a girlfriend simply because they've worked on themselves? In this episode I discuss how self-improvement can turn into entitlement, why rejection can threaten our sense of self-worth, how we’ve started treating love like a transaction, and why real connection requires accepting that someone has the freedom to choose you, or not to.


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    🎧 LISTEN ON THE PODCAST

    Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FTgpj6cCI3POMvuo9M31y

    Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/touching-grass/id1868714114

    Listen anywhere else: https://pod.link/1868714114


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    ⏱️ CHAPTERS & TIME STAMPS

    00:00 why men feel entitled to girlfriends

    00:56 where entitlement begins

    02:04 the desire to be loved

    03:24 when self-improvement becomes a promise

    07:14 how rejection creates entitlement

    11:52 why love becomes transactional

    14:15 being needed vs. being wanted

    16:05 the meaning of being chosen

    17:50 why finding the right person takes time

    19:29 you can't optimize your way into love


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    📌 FOLLOW ME

    Linktree → linktr.ee/touchinggrasspodInstagram → https://www.instagram.com/thetouchinggrasspod?utm_source=qr

    TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@thetouchinggrasspod?_r=1&_t=ZT-99NvTuP60Wk

    Substack → https://open.substack.com/pub/thetouchinggrasspod#dating #manosphere #selfimprovement #entitlement

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    21 min
  • why do we treat love like a formula, it’s not math
    Oct 27 2026

    Social media tells us what love looks like and requires, so then why are we all still miserable? In this episode I discuss what social media tells us about love, how applying universal love rules is harmful, what my parents’ 30-year marriage taught me about love, how to define compatibility for yourself, and how to figure out what you want in a partner.


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    🎧 LISTEN ON THE PODCAST

    Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FTgpj6cCI3POMvuo9M31yListen on

    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/touching-grass/id1868714114

    Listen anywhere else: https://pod.link/1868714114


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    ⏱️ CHAPTERS & TIME STAMPS

    00:00 how social media shapes our idea of love

    01:20 welcome to touching grass

    01:44 what social media tells us about love

    04:13 why we want rules for love

    06:45 how we adopt other people's standards

    07:56 what my parents’ 30-year marriage taught me about love

    10:55 what makes a relationship work

    12:01 finding your own definition of compatibility

    15:22 do you actually want what you want?

    16:25 figuring out what you want in a partner

    18:12 deciding what's right for you

    19:38 please subscribe and engage


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    📌 FOLLOW ME

    Linktree → linktr.ee/touchinggrasspod

    Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/thetouchinggrasspod?utm_source=qr

    TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@thetouchinggrasspod?_r=1&_t=ZT-99NvTuP60Wk

    Substack → https://open.substack.com/pub/thetouchinggrasspod#datingadvice


    #datingadviceforwomen #compatability #relationshipstandards

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    20 min
  • why does everyone want to be a tradwife now? | Unfinished Thoughts
    Oct 20 2026

    Are tradwives desperate pick me's or is there something deeper to the appeal?


    In today's episode, I explore the hidden emotions that might be driving the appeal of traditional gender roles, from the desire to feel chosen and find purpose to the burnout of modern life. As part of my new Unfinished Thoughts series, I question my own assumptions to explore why more women are drawn to this lifestyle, what it reveals about our society, and how we might be blaming the wrong things for the struggles we share.


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    🎧 LISTEN ON THE PODCAST

    Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FTgpj6cCI3POMvuo9M31y

    Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/touching-grass/id1868714114

    Listen anywhere else: https://pod.link/1868714114


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    ⏱️ CHAPTERS & TIME STAMPS

    00:00 why are women becoming tradwives?

    01:17 introducing unfinished thoughts (new series)

    02:29 what makes the tradwife lifestyle so appealing?

    04:02 are tradwives just desperate to feel chosen?

    06:21 what is the draw to submission?

    07:45 how traditional gender roles give identity and purpose

    09:13 what does ‘men are the protectors’ even mean?

    10:39 from girlboss to tradwife: did women get lied to?

    12:44 maybe this is about burnout, not feminism?

    13:54 we’re more similar to tradwives than we think

    14:36 understanding matters more than criticizing

    15:34 why do you think the tradwife life is appealing?


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    📌 FOLLOW ME

    Linktree → linktr.ee/touchinggrasspod

    Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/thetouchinggrasspod?utm_source=qr

    TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@thetouchinggrasspod?_r=1&_t=ZT-99NvTuP60Wk

    Substack → https://open.substack.com/pub/thetouchinggrasspod#tradwife #girlboss #genderroles #internetculture #gender

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    16 min
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