Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

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642 appearances 5 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 20 Dec

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So what assumptions is it challenging?

Which is almost never how it happens in real life.

I mean, we know these final breaks are usually the end of years of tiny erosions and ignored limits, not some decision made on a Tuesday.

The tidy narrative wants a neat plot.

Okay.

So it frames failure purely as a lack of effort or really a lack of self-sacrifice.

At a culture that equates success with endurance?

Not a singular act.

Let me just push on that a little.

If we accept the slow accumulation idea, how do the sources separate that from just avoiding necessary conflict?

I mean, doesn't the tidy reading in its own clumsy way at least push people to face things?

So the break isn't the failure.

It's a recognition of a limit that was already there.

It's like finally admitting the bridge's integrity was compromised 20 years ago.

And today is the day you have to stop driving over it.

Which leads us right into the core of it.

If estrangement isn't always this dramatic failure of effort, then what is it?

According to these sources, especially with these frameworks of queer ethics and pressing pause, the alternative definition is powerful.

That reframing, it shifts the whole moral weight.

It's not about blame anymore.

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