Embracing Softness: Margeaux Feldman on Self-Compassion and Mutual Aid
Softness is this political orientation to the world that really rejects the kind of hard, gritty, tough, neoliberal subject who's really guarded and has to be really rational and has to dismiss all of their feelings.
What does it mean to be soft in a world that often values toughness? In this episode of 'Real Talk Radio with Nicole Antoinette', writer and community organizer Margeaux Feldman (they/them) dives into the power of embracing softness, self-compassion, and mutual aid. Known for their work within the disability community, Margeaux brings a fresh perspective on how we can care for ourselves and each other in a society that tends to oppress and divide.
They discuss the importance of normalizing conversations about money, addressing trauma, and fostering a supportive community. With Nicole, Margeaux explores the concept of softness as a political stance that challenges the harshness of neoliberal ideals. This episode is a heartfelt discussion on navigating boundaries, conflict, and vulnerability with grace. Tune in to discover how embracing your softer side can lead to stronger, more compassionate connections.