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How can I hold this for you
If I can't hold you?
Like a lot of people with sensory issues, I struggle with physical contact. I don't want anyone to touch me, but I feel so left out and alone when I see others doing it. Teenage girls walking down the street arm in arm, friends casually leaning on one another, toddlers being carried by their parents.
So, when a public speaking workshop turned out to be a highly physical affair, I was pushed to consider why I am so averse to being touched, being held, by others.
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By Ashley ValensteΓ―nHow can I hold this for you
If I can't hold you?
Like a lot of people with sensory issues, I struggle with physical contact. I don't want anyone to touch me, but I feel so left out and alone when I see others doing it. Teenage girls walking down the street arm in arm, friends casually leaning on one another, toddlers being carried by their parents.
So, when a public speaking workshop turned out to be a highly physical affair, I was pushed to consider why I am so averse to being touched, being held, by others.
Support the show
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Thank you for listening ππ»
If you enjoy the podcast and want to support my work, you can:
π Connect with me on Insta and let me know what you think of the show
π Become a subscriber
π Listen to my music