childhood emotional neglect part 1: the silent legacy of invisible wounds

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The Arrogance of Too Much Empathy

This might be the most personally confronting episode I’ve recorded in a long time.A few days ago, I had to send a text message I had been absolutely dreading. I spent days worrying about how this person would feel, what they would think, whether they’d be hurt, disappointed, bli ...  Show more

Gay Men Have Always Loved a “Difficult” Woman

For much of my life, many of my closest friendships have been with gay men.Not because they were fun little accessories or stereotypical sidekicks, either. We didn’t even always have that much in common on paper. Yep, these friendships were built the old-fashioned way through gri ...  Show more

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