One day, I came across the wildest comment from a white person: “White people don't have a sense of community, which is why they depend on therapy so much." I was absolutely shook. 🫠

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One day, I came across the wildest comment from a white person: “White people don't have a sense of community, which is why they depend on therapy so much." I was absolutely shook. 🫠

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13 小時內	Julia weimgarten	I’m glad to see this thread, I pretty much came to the same conclusion earlier this year, but I’d replace or add to the therapy part with churches that exclude anyone that doesn’t look, sound or act like them.
16 小時內	mayorofitoldyatown	I’ve been feeling this for YEARS!! It’s so accurate it makes me feel isolated—exactly where the system wants us
20 小時內	Jenny jennyeffff	Seriously. One of the first things I ask my (mostly white) clients is what their community looks like
一天內	Jenni Denekas jennidenekas	Yeah that tracks, unfortunately 😒
一天內	Big Moon Apothecary bigmoonapothecary	one day a few years ago i realized that i & my witchcraft practices were culturally appropriating from closed cultures.. i stopped, but felt desperately hollow & eventually realized that reconnecting with my own heritage started to fill that void. Im still working on it. but i do think having no community, no roots, no sense of self that comes from family history and traditions, is a big problem among wyt ppl. its not an excuse, but it is an issue that i feel many of us need to work on healing.