686: An Abuser's Dead: Get Him Out of Your Head | Feedback Friday
Jun 17, 2022
Listeners grapple with difficult family dynamics, including the choice to skip the funeral of an abusive relative. The conversation shifts to handling toxic workplace situations with respect, and the complexities of ending a long-term relationship while feeling unfulfilled. Insights are shared on supporting a struggling sibling and navigating personal desires within committed relationships. The hosts emphasize emotional well-being, self-reflection, and the importance of setting healthy boundaries in both familial and professional contexts.
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Uncle with Down Syndrome
A woman was molested by her uncle with Down syndrome as a child.
She now avoids him and refuses to attend his eventual funeral.
volunteer_activism ADVICE
Communicating Funeral Absence
Tell your family you won't attend the funeral because it's emotionally difficult.
Don't overexplain; your feelings are valid.
insights INSIGHT
Suppressed Pain
The listener's upbringing likely taught her to suppress pain and prioritize family harmony.
Refusing to attend the funeral signals personal growth.
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Your uncle abused you when you were very young, and now he's on death's doorstep. You've resolved not to attend his funeral, though this may raise eyebrows among family who don't know the full story. So what's the least awkward way to tell your family not to expect you at the funeral? We'll try to find an answer to this and more here on Feedback Friday!
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What's the least awkward way to tell your family not to expect you at the funeral of the uncle who molested you when you were very young?
How do you let a toxic employee go in the most respectful way without making enemies in the process?
You find yourself easily distracted from the only boyfriend you've ever had. Even though you love him dearly, you question the sustainability of your relationship when your eye wanders so easily. Is your future with this man doomed?
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