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eudemonismSenior Contributor
I've noticed that everybody needs care and support & has needs and wants. I've noticed that everybody has a preconceived idea about everyone. This thread is to help those who are being persecuted bye the ones whom are most close to them. (or feels they are being wrongly used and taken advantage of) And to help the persecutors realise the error of their ways before to much damage is done. Anyone is welcome on this thread.
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Unknown userMember
Hi @eudemonism, thanks for kicking off this discussion. Asserting our needs is particularly important in caring relationships (although not always easy to do). Are there any specific questions you'd like to put out to community around this? What difficulties have you experienced and have have you moved through them?
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eudemonismSenior Contributor
In response to: Re: Prejudice people who need help
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Interesting and complex questions @eudemonism Bias and prejudice can certainly get in the way of equity and understanding. What do others think? Have you come across bias and prejudice? How do you recognise it in yourself and others? What might you do to overcome it?
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eudemonismSenior Contributor
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