Low Risk Disclosure and Self Shaming
Courtney Brame
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Low Risk Disclosure and Self Shaming
Courtney discusses how low perceived self-worth can influence one's decision to disclose HSV status and to whom.
Something Positive for Positive People Podcast Episode 145
Internalized herpes stigma looks like self-shaming ourselves and masking it with external behaviors like disclosing our positive HSV status to someone low risk. By low risk, I simply mean their acceptance or approval of us carries little to no value. However, we're either looking to have our beliefs challenged or validated by their response. This episode will challenge that in you. Check it out!
A Conversation on Touch, That Human Touch…
We all need the human touch / I need it, the human touch / We all need the human touch / We all need it, and I need it too… “Human Touch,” Rick Springfield
The Odds Are in Your Favor
Disclosing one's herpes status generally receives one of three responses. Listen to this podcast to hear a real-life story from an HSV+ SPFPP listener and guest and some of her dating conversations about her disclosures.
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Obsession with Truth Featuring Laureen HD
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Accessing the CAPS LOCK SELF
Caps Lock COURTNEY acknowledges lower case courtney and can choose same or new behavior.
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