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Ep 3: Pain

By: Whistledown Productions
Narrated by: Dr Ronx Ikharia
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  • Dr Ronx delves into the world of pain. Who is believed when describing their pain? And are certain genders often expected to tolerate more pain than others?
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Very revealing, links to my theory on BPD

So brilliantly covered! This is an amazing piece.

I’ve been questioning the way in which professionals commonly respond to my pain (both mentally and physically) and this bias theory links strongly to my theory about BPD /EUPD. My pain is real and not inappropriate given my experiences but it is deemed inappropriate by a society that does not in my opinion condemn sexual abuse enough. I would love you to cover EUPD?!!! It’s a highly biased diagnosis in mental health. Im not sure it even exists to be honest, it presumes women (predominantly) are wrong and hysterical to feel the way they feel about abuse.

Thank you for fighting for women

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