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posting this in the first place is an act of humility dripping with self-reflection. the overwhelming majority of people in similar circumstances fail to understand themselves or their lot so well. i think you're missing the mark here.
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i don't get this take, so it's useful to hear why you think there wasn't self reflection in the way he talked about his emotional response. do you think he should not disclose his feelings or his circumstance?
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i can understand the motivation of those who are upset, but it strikes me as a shame to attempt to censor someone who is talking openly and vulnerably about their feelings. this response is a shame, especially where it comes from people who claim to encourage that kind of thing.
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he said he considered this, and it strikes me as if he would feel it were dishonest to not disclose merely because that would make it more real. i imagine he feels a great deal of pressure to hide himself in ways that we should all appreciate, even if we wish we had his problem.
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