#constructive disagreement

[blufbear]

The Role of Psychology in LGBTQ+ Community Disagreements

Staying in the Room To acknowledge the expansion of my writing into the Substack space, in this long read, I explore disagreement within the LGBTQ community through the lens of fear, shame, belonging, and social identity. As a gay leatherman and psychiatrist, I have been reflecting on why conversations within queer spaces can so quickly move from ideas to accusations, and why communities built…

The Role of Psychology in LGBTQ+ Community Disagreements

[unpointful]

did you build this? because I didn't. it's bigger than me. I never build things bigger than myself. you know that. you know that. have you forgotten? didn't think so. it's bigger than me so I didn't build it but you say you didn't build it either even though it's not bigger than you so I'm not sure what evidence you have. who else would have built it? there isn't anyone. anyone who isn't me is "you" so it must've been you. I guess sometimes I'm "you" but it's bigger than me, it's bigger than me. I didn't build it.

[heterophily]

TEDxBOULDER - Erika Napoletano - Rethinking Unpopular (by TEDxTalks)

[heterophily]

In parliamentary systems of government, the term loyal opposition is applied to the opposition parties in the legislature to indicate that the non-governing parties may oppose the actions of the sitting cabinet – typically comprising parliamentarians from the party with the most seats in the elected legislative chamber – while maintaining loyalty to the source of the government's power.

Loyal opposition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia