Why Does Disagreement Have To Be So Personal When You're Gay and Conservative?
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Why Does Disagreement Have To Be So Personal When You're Gay and Conservative?
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Why does disagreeing with someone so often turn into judging who they are?
Since starting this podcast, I’ve gotten a firsthand look at what happens when you put your opinions online. A recent interaction on TikTok got me thinking—not just about how other people handle disagreement, but about how I handle it too.
In this episode, I talk about why political disagreements have become so personal, how quickly we can make assumptions about someone based on a single opinion, and why being willing to question “the other side” isn't enough if we're never willing to question our own.
I don't think the answer is that we all need to agree. I think we need to get better at disagreeing without automatically turning each other into enemies.
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