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Show Notes
Join us for today’s interesting conversation about ethics, boundaries, suffering, bullying, and being online/offline. There are many facets to these topics as they intertwine with morality, and we are diving into a discussion with Ellie Rushton,
Show Highlights:
- Ellie’s background, work, and TikTok content about “cultivating bold spaces”
- Ellie’s definition of bullying: “doing something harmful several times on purpose for the sake of someone’s suffering”
- Thoughts on bullying and why people do it
- Holding someone accountable vs. bullying—what’s the difference?
- Ellie’s perspective on online comments to others’ content
- Thoughts on the roots of inequality, oppression, and suffering—and the problem with categorizing “good” and “bad” people
- People are afraid of embodying compassion.
- What is effective in online spaces
- Thoughts about boundaries, revenge, and retribution
- Standing up for what you believe while holding yourself accountable
Resources and Links:
Connect with Ellie: TikTok
Connect with KC: Website, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook
Get KC’s book, How to Keep House While Drowning
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