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Misunderstood Podcast Misunderstood Podcast
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- 健康與體能
This podcast is a safe space to delve into the personal stories of people who often feel unheard and misunderstood. In these episodes, we will have open, supportive conversations with victims of harm and hurt who are willing and able to share their stories and their healing journeys.
We will also talk about harm and hurt, and talk to people who have caused these, as we seek to make accountability more and more a part of our lives and the world we want to create. This podcast is about healing, accountability and redemption - a journey most importantly for victims and survivors, and then victimisers; for the misunderstood, and for all of us working through trauma.
With these stories that shed a personal light on subjects that so often go unshared, we hope to shine a light on problems that become bigger the less we talk about them. People suffer because their experiences go unheard. We are here to listen.
Host : niakim
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A Villain Becomes A Victim
“Give a man a mask, and he'll tell you deeper and darker truths. But he'll also be more abusive, unaccountable, and demonic.”
― Cory Duchesne
What does the mind of a troll look like ? what kind of people become trolls? Have you ever encountered trolls or are you one yourself ?
In the life of Afua she shares the part of her past that identified as a troll on the internet . But after a decade of writing her wrongs, she was recently exposed and doxxed for her past actions.
Is there accountability in the life of a past troll ? who is she now ? She shares an indepth perspective to who she was and who she currently is.
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My Journey
How much do we suffer when we feel misunderstood by another person? And how does that experience drive our behavior to either make things better with them, bend over backwards to shape their perception of us so that their vision of us aligns with what we want them to see, OR do we make them wrong somehow so that we feel better?
We think we're afraid of what other people think and feel about us, but really what we're afraid of is how their perception of us will cause us to FEEL. We can fear the feeling itself. When we strip away all of the stories we create about ourselves and others, and the mental circus feeling misunderstood sets off, what are we left with?
That's what we're exploring in this episode: how feeling misunderstood can drive our behavior, and how we can reframe the experience and learn to relate to it a different way through embodiment. Here is a look into the pieces of my story and how it is shaping my journey. All we have to do—and our audience, too—is listen.