Embracing Discomfort

The conversation delves into the challenging work of examining personal privileges and the discomfort that arises from acknowledging others' oppression. Both Dedeker and Kevin emphasize the necessity of sitting with uncomfortable feelings, such as insecurity and jealousy, rather than deflecting blame. They highlight that true social change cannot occur from a place of comfort, urging listeners to confront their defensiveness and engage in meaningful self-reflection.

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Embracing Discomfort

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Multiamory: Rethinking Modern Relationships

161 - Love is Not Colorblind with Kevin Patterson

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