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“When you’re deconstructing, you’re not just leaving an ideology; you’re leaving a culture, a community, and a very clean, simple, pre-packaged sense of purpose.”

— Morgan Piercy, LPC, NCC, ACT-PT

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Morgan Piercy, LPC, NCC, ACT-PT

“Maybe you’ve fallen into this same pattern of making yourself small so that you don’t offend your family or make them uncomfortable. However, this leads to you feeling more distant from them, as they don’t see you for who you really are now.”

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