Often, our beliefs about ourselves present themselves as facts. However, most of the time they are simply our biased thoughts about our past experiences based on our perception. These “complicated” narratives about ourselves are the root cause of our lack of self-confidence.
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I want to talk to you about a phrase that I often hear from my clients, friends, and colleagues – “Bad feminist.” This phrase is always followed by a confession of why the speaker’s feelings, actions, and beliefs don’t match up.
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I spent this weekend upstate with my partner, huddled under a blanket on the porch. As we reminisced about where our lives had been the summer we first met and went upstate together, I realized how far I’ve come.
There’s this phrase I hear a lot from my clients, friends, and colleagues. I hear it over coffee, on conference panels, and everywhere in between. And that phrase is “bad feminist.” “I feel like a bad feminist, but…” “Maybe I’m a bad feminist, but…”