“and that people need to be in control of how their pain is…” — Airing Pain at 1:56
“and that people need to be in control of how their pain is seen, how it's understood by others. It's not appropriate or inappropriate. It's not adaptive or maladaptive. It's what they're experiencing. And to put it in a sort of shareable space, so it's not trapped within the body and hidden and private, but it's out…”
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