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Girlfriends On Call™

Girlfriends On Call™

By: Kai | Your BFF When Life Happens
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 Your BFF When Life Happens.

When life hits at 2 AM and everything's closed — your girlfriend isn't. A breakup, a diagnosis, a meltdown you didn’t see coming — who do you call?

Girlfriends On Call™ is your daily dose of faith, fire, and full-on support for the moments that stop life in their tracks. Because most places close at 5 — but breakdowns don’t.

Your Girlfriend On Call™ is here when the world shuts down and the weight hits hardest. Hosted by America’s Girlfriend On Call™, this isn’t therapy. It’s real talk, radical compassion, and a faith-based lifeline for women navigating crisis, change, or just trying to make it to tomorrow.

From prayer drops and personal pep talks to spiritual CPR when you need it most, this is support that gets it. 💛 Pull up, plug in, and pour your favorite tea or coffee.

New episodes drop every weekday morning.

You’ve got a girlfriend on call now — let’s get through this together. Need support now? Text FRIEND to 833-878-4929.2025 Christianity Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Social Sciences Spirituality
Episodes
  • When Everyone Expects You to Be 'Over It' by Now

    When Everyone Expects You to Be 'Over It' by Now
    Jun 18 2025
    "Everyone Expects You to Be 'Over It' by Now - How Long Should Grief Actually Last?"

    Feeling pressure to "move on" faster than you're ready? Tired of people asking when you'll be "back to normal" after your divorce, loss, or life crisis? You're not alone, and you're not taking too long to heal.

    In this episode, we're talking about the toxic timeline society puts on women's healing - and why your recovery doesn't come with an expiration date. Whether you're still processing a breakup months later, grieving longer than others think you should, or feeling guilty for not being "over it" yet, this one's for you.

    You'll discover:
    • Why there's no "right" timeline for emotional healing
    • 3 powerful tools to shut down timeline pressure (including boundary scripts that actually work)
    • How to stop feeling guilty for not being "better" yet
    • The real reason people want you to "move on" (hint: it's about them, not you)
    • A client story that will give you hope for your own healing journey
    Perfect for women who are:
    • Still crying over something that happened "too long ago"
    • Feeling pressure from family/friends to "get over it"
    • Wondering if they're broken because healing is taking longer than expected
    • Tired of pretending to be fine when they're not
    • Ready to give themselves permission to heal at their own pace
    If you've ever felt like you're disappointing people by not bouncing back fast enough, this episode will feel like a warm hug and a permission slip all in one.
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    15 mins
  • They Don't Know What to Say: When Friends Go Silent During Your Hardest Season

    They Don't Know What to Say: When Friends Go Silent During Your Hardest Season
    Jun 17 2025
    They Don't Know What to Say: When Friends Go Silent During Your Hardest Season

    "I just don't know what to say..."

    Those six words that make you feel more alone than the actual crisis. Your world is falling apart, and the people who used to text you daily have gone radio silent. They cross the street to avoid you at the grocery store.

    They send generic "thinking of you" texts instead of showing up. You're drowning, and your support system is drowning too - in their own discomfort with your pain. If you're tired of teaching people how to love you during the worst chapter of your life, this episode is your roadmap to finding real support when your usual people don't know how to handle your hard.

    Need support now? Text FRIEND to 833-898-4929. Your Girlfreind On Call is waiting to support you!
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    15 mins
  • When The Noise Of Life Gets Too Loud

    When The Noise Of Life Gets Too Loud
    Jun 16 2025
    "When the Noise of Life Gets Too Loud"

    Standing in your kitchen while the kids are asking for snacks, the dog is barking, your phone won't stop buzzing, and you want to scream "STOP!" at the top of your lungs? You're not losing your mind—you're experiencing sensory and emotional overload, and your nervous system is begging for a break.

    In this episode, I'm giving you my exact 3-step Quiet Protocol that I use with hundreds of overwhelmed women: The Emergency Mute, The Boundary Broadcast, and The Sensory Filter. These aren't feel-good fluff tactics—these are clinical tools that actually work when everything feels like chaos. If you're drowning in the noise of everyone else's needs, demands, and expectations, this episode is your lifeline.

    You'll learn how to create boundaries around the noise you can control and find peace in the middle of the storm you can't. You're not too much. You've just been trying to hold too much alone.

    Key Takeaways:
    ✨ Why sensory overload isn't weakness—it's your body being smart
    ✨ The 3-step Quiet Protocol for immediate relief
    ✨ How to set "sound boundaries" that actually stick
    ✨ Real client breakthrough story from closet to confidence
    ✨ Prayer Prescription for overwhelmed hearts

    Perfect for:
    • Moms drowning in daily chaos
    • Women managing major life transitions
    • Anyone feeling overwhelmed by constant demands
    • Those who feel guilty for needing quiet
    • Women ready to stop managing everyone else's noise
    Ready for support? Text FRIENDS to 833-878-4929
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    12 mins

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