How to Rethink Being “Left Out” & Glennon’s Top 3 Embarrassing Mishaps Going Out

We Can Do Hard Things

Treat Media and Glennon Doyle

Relationships, Education, Self-improvement, Society & Culture

4.8 • 42.7K Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

In this follow up to our previous episode on Being Left Out – Episode 241 Being Left Out: Navigating that Lifelong Ache – Abby, Amanda and Glennon dive into a listener question about being left out and having to leave people out: Why it hurts so much; advice for listeners on a kinder, more honest way to leave someone else out; and some of the times Glennon has felt wildly left out at big, scary, fancy events.

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0:00.0	Welcome to We Can Do Hard Things.
0:12.6	Today's episode is for anyone who has ever felt left out.
0:20.8	I.E. everyone.
0:23.2	So we did this episode a while back, episode 241, that was all about feeling left out.
0:30.4	It was just like a conversation about the universal lifelong ache of feeling left out and people
0:40.6	felt excited about that episode. We got hundreds and hundreds of messages from you
0:46.0	all about different types of feeling left out because in that episode we were
0:51.3	talking a lot about socially feeling left out.
0:55.4	This episode really opened the conversation to all different forms of being left out and is it something
1:01.9	that we should solve or is it just
1:03.7	a part of the human experience that teaches us something and it can't be solved and also
1:08.7	people leaving other people out or being seen as leaving other people out when really they're just exercising their preferences and their right to choose who they want around them.
1:20.0	Exactly.
1:21.0	And what do you do with that? Exactly. Exactly.
1:24.0	Okay, so here comes the third grade teacher and me.
1:26.0	Everyone's invited.
1:27.0	Don't you dare bring an invitation to this classroom unless everyone is invited.
1:31.0	That was my vibe.
1:32.0	However, aren't we supposed to be teaching children
1:36.2	to make choices about who they led into their lives and who treats them well and who they feel safe with and so maybe that isn't the
1:46.7	it's just a fascinating conversation. I agree I have some word to add Do you think that the feeling of being left out is a rejection of death?
2:00.0	Okay, Abby's been thinking about death a lot lately, so we're just going to keep going with this.
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