Teasing as Affection
Esther shares her experience of being teased by her family, revealing how it shaped her understanding of affection. She reflects on the complexities of humor in relationships, noting that what once felt like love through teasing now feels uncomfortable. Both she and Marc explore the idea that emotional connections can sometimes manifest in hurtful ways, highlighting the evolution of societal norms around teasing and acceptance.In this clip
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Episode 889 - Esther Povitsky
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