Yitz Epstein
Yitz Epstein
Society's War On Sexuality
Society's War On Sexuality
Society's War On Sexuality
Friday 6th March 2020
Yitz Epstein discusses how sexual repression fuels narcissism and highlights the need for open conversations to heal past wounds.
Explicit
9 minutes
Thought-provoking
Informative
Raw
Empowering
Non-judgmental
About this podcast
Author:
Yitz Epstein
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Mindful Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Unmasking Sexual Shame: How Repression Fuels Narcissism
This inability to openly discuss important topics of sexuality, express personal feelings of sexuality and sexual repression, along with sexuality being somewhat taboo, leaves people with a blind spot and inner shame that is literally deadly.
How does society's hush-hush attitude towards sexuality contribute to narcissism? In this eye-opening episode of the 'Narcissism Recovery Podcast', Yitz Epstein dives into the deep end of a topic that many shy away from - sexual shame and guilt. Yitz argues that the lack of open conversations about sexuality isn't just a minor issue; it has far-reaching consequences that ripple through our lives and relationships.
When sexual impulses are suppressed, they often find toxic outlets, manifesting as infidelity, abuse, and even narcissistic traits. This episode goes beyond surface-level discussions to explore how unaddressed sexual shame can poison our sense of self and skew our interactions with others. Yitz doesn't just point out the problem; he offers a path to healing. He emphasizes the importance of confronting and discussing these hidden wounds from our past to prevent them from festering into harmful behaviors.
Whether you're grappling with your own sexual shame or trying to understand a loved one's struggles, this episode is a must-listen. It's not just about identifying the problem but also about finding the courage to talk openly and heal. Tune in for an honest, compassionate conversation that could change how you view yourself and your relationships.