Opening up to someone can feel like a relief in the moment, but for many people, it's often followed by feelings of embarrassment, self-doubt, or regret.
But while vulnerability can feel uncomfortable, it's also essential for building trust, connection, and a genuine sense of belonging.
On Is It Just Me?, producer Alexandra Parada hears from Colin Toh, Counsellor at Nook Counselling and Therapy, about why being vulnerable can feel so exposing, how past experiences shape our response to emotional openness, and how we can learn to choose courage over comfort when building meaningful relationships.

Viewpoint: How The Violinist put Singapore animation in the global spotlight
20:35

AI & Me: Meta's brain-to-text AI, OpenAI's first chip and AWS' billion-dollar AI push
06:36

Industry Insight: How AI is changing healthcare operations
26:55