I am the second guest on this episode. Here is my review:
My husband and I have not done that, and look at the effects.
And that’s the Liana everyone should know, but somehow they are magically forever unaware. I know that my husband and I were unaware for an extended period. Had we been aware, we would have made very different choices. As it is, we couldn’t make informed decisions and fell victim to an interpersonal process that repeats itself.
Others have begun to notice.
All Liana Kerzner has reinforced in my life, and I’m a pretty astute guy, is that I am only to be used, abused, and then discarded. And I loathe saying this, but I can’t bring myself to excuse it. From my vantage point, it sure seems, even feels, as though it’s because I’m a cisgender white American trans-species gay male from the American West who suffers from a string of various diagnoses at one time or another. Over the last twelve months, and two letters from her famous lawyer, Dr. Mark Bourrie, Liana Kerzner’s message has been loud and clear: she cares about me as a useful abstraction, but not as a person.
The message I keep gathering from everything she says is: I do not matter as a person because I don’t do what’s appropriate to participate in society publicly, which is to unfairly criticize her by naming her in my criticisms.
I’ve posted things like this before, requesting that my part in this episode be taken down. It is up to Liana Kerzner to respond with the compassion she promises and meet me at a middle ground, respect my boundaries as she would call them, and take it down. So far, she has put an enigmatic onus on me in a letter from her lawyer that I fail to comprehend.
Her radio show may offer sound advice, but if you are neurodivergent, Liana Kerzner will not support you when the going gets tough. She will do the opposite. My situation is living proof.
