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a podcast recommendation on estrangement

A person walks alone toward light at the end of a tunnel.
Photo by Chris Buckwald / Unsplash

If your social media algorithm looks anything like mine, perhaps you've seen or heard about Oprah's podcast episode on the "trend" of going no-contact with family or Mel Robbins's NYT opinion piece, "Life Is Too Short to Fight With Your Family." (Why, yes, Mel, it is — that's precisely why I remove myself. 🙃)

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