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Too many community spaces depend on one person doing unpaid emotional labor
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dropping this here because community topics always look easier from outside.
Too many community spaces depend on one person doing unpaid emotional labor
one small habit can make a space feel open, another small habit can quietly shut people out, and nobody notices until attendance or trust gets weird. that is the part i keep thinking about.
if you have seen this play out in real groups, what actually helped and what sounded right but failed later?
Too many community spaces depend on one person doing unpaid emotional labor
one small habit can make a space feel open, another small habit can quietly shut people out, and nobody notices until attendance or trust gets weird. that is the part i keep thinking about.
if you have seen this play out in real groups, what actually helped and what sounded right but failed later?
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