- @kellyalysia
I think there are many Trump voters who think progressives are excited to see this “voters remorse” start to come up. I am not one. I sincerely hoped that my fears and anxieties about Trump, as much as they motivated me to vote for Harris, would not come true. It’s heartbreaking to see all of this unfolding and know the damage it’s going to do for the most vulnerable - including those who voted for Trump under his false promises.
This really is not good.
Ran into this article and read it again. still so relevant.
hell yes.
I’m working on an essay for my substack that delves into a similar topic here so interesting to see I’m not alone
Absolute madness.
Wow. Kind of hated the first half of this but eventually it starts to make its point. I wish it spent more time on the psychology of trying to self-therapy in front of the masses and maybe zoomed out from Huberman a bit bc it risks coming across as a pure takedown bit. (And I’m not defending Huberman who I’ve enjoyed here and there in the past but definitely take some issues with) Anyhow, still a salacious read
one day...
Ugh. Feel like i could have written this one myself - or wish i could have assuming I’d successfully untangled 3 years ago
Excited to read this book! I recently joined a group/personal training gym and it's a thrill to slowly be getting stronger.
Painfully relatable
This was incredibly hard to read and also very well researched and written. It seems to me we have a long way to go in treating eating disorders, and at the same time I could understand the argument for the cases where preserving quality of life through the end of life is needed.
Great reflections here and I take them closely to heart as someone who leads yoga classes to a wide variety of populations
This is so messed up.