Consent philosophy exploring the grey space between yes and no.
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People pleasing is a control tactic. Doing things for others is rooted in your values.
Doing stuff for other people isn’t the same as people pleasing
C asks: I’m a recovering people pleaser and I’m having trouble distinguishing between what’s people pleasing and what’s doing things I don’t want to do, or doing things for oth...
The Social Media Diet That’s Ruining Your Relationships
You are what you eat, so fine-tune your feed.
B asks: I have a history of domestic abuse (growing up with it, and as an adult having had one relationship that at least verged on it). My Instagram algorithm must ‘know’ I am preoccupied with...
The Difference Between Harm and a Brain Fart
Do you struggle with a strong eject impulse, too?
G asks: My partner asked if they could splash me in the park, I said no and they did it anyway. Doesn’t seem like a big deal, but why I can’t let it go? (Full question below.)
When I’m people pleasing, I’m not trustworthy
V asks: How do I move on from being on the receiving end of people pleasing?
V asks: I would like some pointers or advice on how to move on after failed consent interactions, as the person on the receiving end of the people pleasing.
S asks: My boyfriend started touching me when I was asleep and I liked it, but my friends call it sexual assault. Any advice?
S asks: Once upon a time, I had a sexual encounter with a boyfriend who was sleeping over, who started touching me while I was asleep.
S asks: Once upon a time, I had a sexual encounter with a boyfriend who was sleeping over, who started t...
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