Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#301 Sex and Politics - Jamie Varon
#301 Sex and Politics - Jamie Varon
#301 Sex and Politics - Jamie Varon
Friday 28th October 2016
Jamie Varon talks about feminism, sexual violence, and personal healing on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'. A powerful conversation on vulnerability and self-acceptance.
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Get the buttons here!Jamie Varon: Feminism, Politics, and Personal Healing on Mental Illness Happy Hour
It's very interesting how much this man has had such an effect on, like, my emotional life, because I tried to love him and I couldn't and I couldn't get through this fear and I couldn't accept his love, and I knew the purity of his love was like like.
What happens when the personal becomes political? In this engaging episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', writer Jamie Varon dives into her life experiences with feminism, sexual violence, and misogyny, all while navigating the turbulent waters of partisan politics. Jamie doesn't hold back as she talks about the complexities of marrying a Muslim and growing up being labeled as 'too sensitive'.
She opens up about how she used achievement to avoid her emotions, her struggles with body image, and the internal battles with the 'drill sergeant' in her head. But it’s not all struggle; Jamie also shares the transformative power of vulnerability and letting go of shame. Her journey towards self-love and acceptance is not just inspiring but also deeply relatable. Through her writing and workshops, Jamie encourages others to find their voice and share their stories.
Tune in to hear Jamie's insights on healing, personal growth, and the importance of speaking up about trauma. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with similar issues or looking for a bit of hope and understanding in their own journey.