Love and Violence
James reflects on his childhood, recognizing that love and violence coexisted in his family life. Both he and Marc explore how this upbringing shaped their emotional landscapes, leading to self-blame and a lifetime of introspection. The conversation reveals the profound impact of parental relationships on adult identity and the often horrifying realization of what was once considered "normal."In this clip
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Episode 1388 - James Gray
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