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violence, dissociation from empathy

INCEST: PART FOUR
“Incest occurs in a context where it exists already.”
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You can love your cancelled boyfriend and still be mad when he acts like an asshole
You can also leave him if that's what you want or need to do
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INCEST: PART TWO
Criminal. Impossible. Insane.
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INCEST: PART ONE
The dignity of survivors: Telling the truth
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Whatever it is, you can face it
On our fundamental and irrevocable belonging to this world
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Other people's disappointment
The year I was twelve was a bad year. I was rushed to Toronto’s Sick Kids Hospital after a routine optometrist appointment revealed what looked like…
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Sexual assault through negligence
It is hard to face the reality that people can cause damage to each other without meaning to. There can be no malice, no cruelty, and no intent to harm…
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The heart of violence
Cancel culture, prisons, and all forms of punitive ‘justice’ that dehumanize perpetrators fundamentally abandon survivors and leave us alone with the…
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Murder is not an ethical gray area
I don’t know how to write this but I’m going to try. I know cancelled people. A lot of them. Due to my position as a public, outspoken challenger of…
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What's happening to you isn't happening
Or if it is it's not that bad. Or if it is you probably deserve it.
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Real life is complicated but compassion is not
The heart of my politics is opposition to dehumanization and cruelty in all the many forms these take. I believe that every single human being deserves…
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