This episode, Isa spirals one last time before the new year. She recaps 2025—the year she lovingly calls “my frontal lobe is actually developing”—aka the year of finally understanding herself (against her will). From chaotic dating in Paris to figuring out friendships and surviving questionable drunk nights, it’s reflective, slightly unhinged, and weirdly hopeful. Isa closes it out feeling delusional in the best way and cautiously optimistic about the new year.

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This week, Isa has a full existential spiral about adult friendships. She dishes out some actually useful tips on breaking the ice when you’re awkward, shy, or physically unable to make eye contact for more than three seconds.

AND she reveals the social group she created to help lonely-but-cute people in Paris make friends, mingle, and pretend they’re not internally screaming. Overall: inspirational, chaotic, très chic.

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In this episode, Isa gets real about friendships and feeling out of place — everywhere. After moving through eight countries, apparently, that does things to your sense of belonging.

She talks about finally finding people who make her feel safe enough to actually be herself, which is terrifying but also kind of beautiful.

Isa also dives into what it’s like to not feel fully fluent in either of her languages — not 100% Spanish, not 100% English — and how that weird in-between space has shaped the way she connects with people.

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Today, Isa spirals about Halloween, the internet and how her brain has been permanently altered by dating a Latino man.

Everyone’s fake, nothing’s real and somehow she still cares about what her digital reflection thinks of her.

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Isa had a dream about her barista and decided that obviously means she likes him. She confesses her dream-fuelled love. he says no.

Now she’s spiralling and realizing maybe the icks she invents are why she’s chronically single. It’s delusion, rejection, and self-sabotage at its hottest.

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Isa spirals about the curse of dating, and why men simply aren’t men anymore. She’s too nonchalant to care, too self-aware to date, and somehow still getting recognized from TikTok while having an existential crisis. Basically… just another fever dream.

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Ouija boards, demons, and the hat man…. Isa dives into spooky stories, bad decisions, and the sinister little moments that haunt her brain at night.

Basically, if you ever wanted to feel like a ghost is lowkey staring at you while you sleep — this is the episode.

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Isa talks about The Summer I Turned Pretty finale, where literally everyone on the show bullies Conrad just for being honest, Susannah would’ve approved. Also, Benito? Yeah… he can get it.

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