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Queer Love in Brokeback Mountain
22:38 - 28:08 (05:30)
This discussion explores the way queer kids are taught to frame their love as dark and brooding due to societal constraints, and how the film Brokeback Mountain speaks to this experience on a profound level.
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The hosts discuss the idea that if every time one tries to be alone, they find themselves getting distracted by something else, that could be a sign that they are using that distraction to avoid being alone with their own thoughts.
22:38 - 24:08 (01:30)
Summary
The hosts discuss the idea that if every time one tries to be alone, they find themselves getting distracted by something else, that could be a sign that they are using that distraction to avoid being alone with their own thoughts. They share a personal anecdote about a heartbreak and the distractions they used to avoid confronting their emotions.
ChapterQueer Love in Brokeback Mountain
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PodcastWe Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle
A person discusses their toxic relationship with someone who was married and had children, and reveals the difficulty they had accepting the other person's infidelity.
24:08 - 26:06 (01:57)
Summary
A person discusses their toxic relationship with someone who was married and had children, and reveals the difficulty they had accepting the other person's infidelity.
ChapterQueer Love in Brokeback Mountain
EpisodeAbby for the 1st Time On Divorce & Her Unrequited Love
PodcastWe Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle
This episode explores the concept of undefinable love, particularly in the context of queer relationships, and the dangerous allure that it can have for some people.
26:06 - 28:08 (02:02)
Summary
This episode explores the concept of undefinable love, particularly in the context of queer relationships, and the dangerous allure that it can have for some people.