39| Mom Life Gets Weird: Vag!na Bathwater Problems, Mud Runs, & Internet Rabbit Holes

A Little Bit Bothered Podcast

This week on A Little Bit Bothered, the bothered b!tches are back and fully in their “vaginas are the main character” era. We kick things off with a giveaway, slide straight into mud runs and perfect nipple bra prints (shoutout Dr. Bellybutton), and then Kelsie confesses that her vagina… takes on bath water. Yes. You read that correctly. No, we do not have answers. Yes, we think she should ask her doctor. No, she will not.

From suction-cup vaginas, pelvic floor plugs??, and queef mechanics to reborn doll moms on the internet, Starbucks drive-thru horror, Robert Pattinson insisting he’s Gen Z, and a clown-themed haunted house that feels like an acid trip — this episode is pure group chat energy from start to finish.

If motherhood has been really mothering you lately, consider this your emotional support chaos. You’re not alone, you’re just a little bit bothered.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Our giveaway and the very extra prize bundle 🎁
• Mud runs, mommy makeover knees & Monica’s perfectly symmetrical bra print
• Kelsie’s “vagina harbors bath water” mystery (gynecologists, help a girl out)
• Pelvic floor drama, bladder plugs, and why they don’t send this home from the hospital
• Reborn doll moms, coping mechanisms, and the weird corners of the internet
• Robert Pattinson, Jennifer Lawrence, and the millennial mom-core plot of Die My Love
• Haunted houses, clowns, asylum-style loops & porta-potty jump scares
• A deeply cursed “Would You Rather” featuring talking objects vs. tuna sweat
• Motherhood being a lot, and moms being on the brink but still showing up

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About the podcast: Join the feisty crew of "A Little Bit Bothered" as they share hilarious stories, relatable rants, and chaotic conversations about life's absurdities.

Meet the hosts, Nicole, Kelsie, Ashley, & Monica.

Internet friends that became real life besties through the group chat. We know how special that bond is between girlfriends and how wild that group chat can be - from the hilarious to the petty and all things in between! We’re here to chat about it and share it with you!

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Fitness and Community Engagement

00:58

Mud Run Experience and Personal Stories

09:36

Perfect Circles and TikTok Fame

10:44

Bath Time Confessions

16:37

The Mystery of Water Retention

19:36

Celebrity Conversations and Internet Trends

25:30

Reborn Dolls and Parenting Perspectives

27:18

The Revelation of the Reborn Doll

28:53

Exploring Coping Mechanisms and Trauma

30:15

The Impact of Social Media on Perception

31:49

Humor in the Absurdity of Life

33:40

The Weirdness of Internet Fame

36:56

Innovations in Women's Health

39:45

Wrapping Up with Humor and Reflections

44:25

Haunted House Adventures

47:58

The Challenges of Motherhood

48:58

Navigating Friendships and Weddings

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