<p>Tim here. Britt brought a brilliant point. It really made me think about my male privilege and how I don't about things like the pain of mother giving birth as an act of love. Nonetheless, there  is pain in that process. Tap into the episode. Give us a review for a shout out on the next episode. </p>

Tim here. Britt brought a brilliant point. It really made me think about my male privilege and how I don't about things like the pain of mother giving birth as an act of love. Nonetheless, there is pain in that process. Tap into the episode. Give us a review for a shout out on the next episode.

<p>Tim here. Britt brought a brilliant point. It really made me think about my male privilege and how I don't about things like the pain of mother giving birth as an act of love. Nonetheless, there&nbsp; is pain in that process. Tap into the episode. Give us a review for a shout out on the next episode.&nbsp;</p>

Pain is Love

Critical Love Theory is a real-authentic dialogue between a young husband and wife who come from two different backgrounds but form a super team. Their position as educators and social justice advocates gives them a perspective that effortlessly draws listeners and voices from all walks of life. Through their awareness and understand of the role that intersecting identities play in shaping our (humans) context. Basically, they want to keep it solid and not be some goofy stuff with people who are trying to find someone on their level. Just as sure as the voice in that last sentence shifted, they represent the duality of being for the culture and for scholarship, simultaneously. This is Critical Love Theory.

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Pain is Love

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