Casey Kamali
Casey Kamali
Isolated
Isolated
Isolated
Monday 10th August 2020
Casey Kamali explores isolation and 'addiction to sadness' with a friend, discussing grief, trauma, and the role of music in coping.
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Casey Kamali
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Body & Mind
Mindful Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Healing Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Mind in Pieces: Navigating Isolation and the Allure of Sadness
It's easy to become isolated. And so, like I said, it's kind of like an addiction to sadness that just brings you down and brings you down and brings you down, and then you're like the love you get from your family and the happiness you get don't mean anything anymore.
Ever felt like your emotions are a tangled mess you can't escape? This episode of 'Mind in Pieces' hits close to home as host Casey Kamali chats with a friend who has found himself ensnared in what he calls 'an addiction to sadness'. The conversation dives deep into the complexities of isolation, especially when you're dealing with heavy emotions like grief and trauma.
The guest opens up about how his music became both a sanctuary and a trap, allowing him to express his sorrow but also reinforcing his sense of isolation. It's a raw and heartfelt discussion that sheds light on the often-overlooked topic of emotional dependency on sadness. You'll hear about the cycle of withdrawing from the world and how hard it can be to break free from it.
The episode serves as a gentle reminder that while music can be a powerful tool for coping, it can also become a crutch that keeps you stuck in a loop of sadness. Whether you're someone who feels isolated or knows someone who is, this episode offers a comforting space to explore these feelings and find solace in shared experiences. It's a must-listen for anyone grappling with the weight of their emotions and looking for ways to navigate through them.