Jaime Hoerricks, PhD
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 20 Dec
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How does this all connect back to the queer ethics of non-ownership?
Okay.
So if I'm sovereign over myself, then my emotional landscape, my physical presence, it's fundamentally mine to give or to withhold.
It redefines love in a way that respects boundaries, even really radical boundaries that involve distance.
It insists that you can love someone or love the memory of them and still need to set a definitive limit for your own well-being.
Which is?
Wow.
So we started this deep dive with this very common assumption.
Estrangement is failure, a dramatic break from a lack of effort.
The source material really reframes separation as an ethical act that establishes limits.
So given that estrangement is described so powerfully as a slow accumulation, this decades-long process of the body drawing a line before language catches up, how might we rethink the whole concept of relational effort itself?
Is effort always about bending further, sacrificing more, absorbing discomfort without a limit?
Or is the profound necessary effort sometimes the one required to finally recognize and articulate that long-formed boundary, even when society is pressuring you to stay?
We leave you with that to consider.
Oh yeah.
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Kurt from Theories of Everything.
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I've seen a few of those.
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He really gets into it with his guests.
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He really
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That's a lot to unpack.
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