Ashley Corbo

Trying Not to Care

If you have ever felt like you care too much, listen to this podcast hosted by Ashley Corbo. Throughout Ashley’s life, she has been criticized for being “too sensitive” or “too much.” In this show, Ashley shares all her thoughts and experiences with friendship breakups, bad relationships, navigating your 20s, quitting your job, following your dreams and more. Tune in every Monday for a quick therapy session with your new bestie. Follow Ashley on Instagram and TikTok Instagram: @ashleycorbo @tryingnottocarepodcast TikTok: @ashleyccorbo @tryingnottocarepodcast  

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Author

Ashley Corbo

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.instagram.com

Latest episode

Oct 26, 2026

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Episodes

4: Toxic Relationships and Breakups 07.02.2022

In episode 4, I talk about toxic relationships and how to get over a breakup. 

3: WTF am I doing???? 31.01.2022

In episode 3, I talk about feeing confused af about life, lacking direction and comparing your journey to others.

2: Are We Even Friends? 24.01.2022

In episode 2, I talk about sh*tty friends and moving on from a friendship breakup. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tntcp/support

1: Let’s ACTUALLY Do This Thing 17.01.2022

In episode 1, I introduce TNTC podcast and share my experience with getting past the shame of posting seriously on social media and how you can too.⭐️

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