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In this episode, I converse with a caller who shares his journey of self-discovery following a breakup. He discusses moving back in with family while pursuing an accreditation and the emotional complexities of caring for his brother with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). We explore the impact of his past, including a confrontation with his parents about their parenting, and how these dynamics affect his relationships and future aspirations.
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In this episode, I examine internalized parenting and its impact on adult behaviors, starting with a discussion on societal reactions to racial triggers through the lens of a recent incident involving Shiloh Hendricks. I share personal experiences that highlight how parental interactions shape our self-regulation and trigger responses, often leading to self-censorship.
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In this lecture, Stefan Molyneux explores the complexities of human psychology and morality, particularly regarding parenting and self-reflection. He discusses the emotional barriers that prevent individuals from acknowledging their perceived wrongdoings, citing childhood trauma and self-medication as contributing factors. Molyneux critiques societal norms that rationalize harmful behaviors and emphasizes the distinction between subjective and objective morality. He advocates for a compassionate, indirect approach to confrontations about abusive behaviors. The lecture ultimately highlights the challenge of moral clarity and the importance of empathy in fostering personal growth.
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In this lecture, Stefan explores the philosophical dimensions of creativity, writing, and human relationships, focusing on sibling dynamics and societal conflicts. He shares insights into his writing process while reflecting on previous novels that delve into themes of war and psychology. The conversation examines familial rivalry and the psychological impact of unresolved parental issues. Stefan opens the floor to callers, discussing how perceptions shape experiences of conflict and victimhood. He contrasts personal and universal truths in psychology and philosophy and advocates for a reinterpretation of self-image against past experiences. The dialogue extends to society's fascination with conflict and its portrayal in media, highlighting the moral frameworks surrounding violence. Stefan concludes by contemplating the complexities of truth and its role in personal and societal relationships, emphasizing the ...
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I welcomed Bryan Adams back into my playlist this week thanks to the Friday episode. I’ve only recently made peace with my inner parents, and the podcast triggered a memory from my teens - me singing Everything I Do, I Do It for You while it played on TV. My mother, initially quiet and lost in thought, eventually sighed and said something like, “I used to enjoy this song, but it was your father and I’s wedding song and now, whenever I hear it, I just think...‘lies.’” She didn’t have to ask me to stop listening. Inner Mother knew best. Bryan Adams, whose music I genuinely enjoyed, just quietly disappeared from my playlists.
As an adult, if that song came on the car radio, I’d change the station even if she wasn't physically with me.
So of course, I went to Spotify and listened to it again after all these years and my inner mother was completely fine. It’s a small thing, but it brought a winning smile to my face and wanted to share that. Next step: karaoke!!
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