All this does is alienate anarcho-curious liberals.
this post was submitted on 10 May 2026
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Hmm, I guess I'm different. I know people often respond to shame in particular with defensiveness, but they should read Brené Brown and then not do that anymore /lh. Pretty sure research on guilt though shows that specific and appropriate guilt more often leads to constructive change, with embarrassment being kinda between shame and guilt.
Someone else asked a similar question to the first half of my comment. Are you open to sharing your perspective on those bits?