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Capitalism briefly convinced us, and many others, that the best way to take care of myself was to spend indulgently and snatch up any luxury that caught our eye.
Telling myself no to things that I do not need and that are not good for me is just as much a part of self-care as anything else.
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S elf-care means something entirely new to me now.
It asks me to look at my state of being and question what I need to do to enable myself to live the kind of life I most want in this world.
Am I takin...
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Self-care culture encourages us to “set boundaries” that more often than not take the shape of flat-out neglect — whether that’s of our personal relationships or of our duties to ourselves and others.
The lie here is that neglecting responsibility does...
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A lot of self-care rhetoric has gotten mixed into the rise of “treat yo self” mentalities.
This is unsurprising, as capitalism likes us all best when we’re spending money. Our economic system is supremely skilled at neutralizing threats by turning them into commodities...
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