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I would 
a blog/platform for people to write at length about wounds *typically considered political,* but the rule is that you can -only- speak about your personal experience & cannot attempt to generate a political discussion or imply any desired action on the reader's part
The goal here would be low-friction empathy-building, where no one is being asked to accept any political axiom/responsibility before they can experience a genuine hurt through the eyes of someone different from themselves
love this. @editingemily you may appreciate it too
relevant:https://twitter.com/visakanv/status/998900404225101825?s=19 …
Feeling rough/having complicated feelings after an abortion, feeling isolated while transitioning genders, being in an abusive relationship with someone with a serious mental disorder, struggling with religious differences within a family, etc.
It’s a lovely idea, and it makes me sad to know that it would have to be written largely anonymously under present conditions.
This is an interesting idea! As an alternative I think reading (and writing) fiction can also be a really great way to develop the same kind of low-friction empathy building.
I love this idea but for collective healing and empathy building, which is most needed across boundaries (of many types), it will necessarily require some knowledge of that individuals’s world views to draw similarity across lines.
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