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My childhood summers were spent with my grandparents in a small Italian town where time stood still. Every afternoon after lunch, my grandfather would grab his wooden chair, place it under an olive tree, and sit, becoming one with the stillness of the hot summ...
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When did kids’ birthday parties turn into a full-blown performance? In this episode of Bitch Fest, Joseph Tito unpacks how cake and pizza somehow became balloon installations, live mermaids, and goody bags that cost more than groceries. Two parents write in feeling exhausted, broke, and judged for not keeping up with Pinterest-level parties, and Joseph gets honest about his own years of Instagram-perfect, sponsored birthdays—and why he finally walked away from all of it. This episode is a reminder that kids don’t need spectacle. They need presence. And parents don’t need to compete, perform, or go into debt to prove they’re doing it right.
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Joseph Tito, a gay dad and bestselling author, hosts a podcast called "Bitch Fest" where he addresses family dysfunction. He shares two emails: Rachel from Thornhill, who feels overwhelmed by her husband's lack of responsibility, and Sarah from Vancouver, dealing with her mother-in-law's homophobic comments. Joseph advises Rachel to let her husband handle household tasks to see if he can step up, and suggests Sarah set boundaries with her mother-in-law to protect her children. He emphasises the importance of validating anger and setting high standards in relationships. The podcast aims to provide a space for people to vent and find common ground.
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