In this episode, I unpack the buzzword/phrase that is the "Sisterhood Wound."

What actually is it?

And is it isolated to JUST the female experience? Or is it just human nature?

What are the underpinning aspects OF these woundings?

 

There are elements that are true, but is there also harm embedded within it?

 

What is the harm of blind loyalty that is often accompanied with this wounding? And what if the shoe was on the other foot?

 

These are some questions that I pose in this episode.

Along with unpacking some of the hypocrisy that I have observed, especially when there are many coaches supposedly "healing" his wound whilst simultaneously STILL playing into it. Or trying to "heal it" but feeding into toxic patterns.

Also once again looking to the areas in which people compare the sisterhood wounding to...or suggest it stems from...

 

Trigger Warning- there is a discussion of SA and SA accusations mentioned within this podcast...There are so many cases of SA, many of which are real...and many which are untrue...We need to do better...Instead of blind loyalty, we as "sisters" need to call out others that are falsely using these terms for their own egotistical, and often guilt-driven gain. Because if we aren't, we are doing a HUGE disservice to those who are being affected by it...who aren't being listened to...whose court cases are being thrown out due to the mass amounts passed through the system. The accusation holds weight! And it can hold power. So please be mindful when using it.

 

As mentioned in the podcast, if you are trans or non-binary I would love to hear your experience (if any) with these concepts.

 

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