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In this empowering episode of Call Her Daring, host Kelley Daring and guest Heather Orr (AKA Hope Peddler on Tik Tok) explore the transformative concept of "decentering men" and its profound impact on women’s lives. Delve into the ways women often place men at the center of their romantic relationships and everyday decisions, and discover the benefits of shifting the focus back to oneself.
Kelley and Heather discuss how societal conditioning has led women to prioritize men’s needs and desires, affecting their sense of self-worth and identity. This episode highlights the importance of reclaiming personal agency, living authentically, and choosing narratives that uplift and empower women.
Learn actionable steps to start centering yourself, from embracing independence to selecting media that resonates with your values. Understand that decentering men is not about rejecting them but about embracing your own needs and desires to find true happiness and fulfillment. Tune in for practical advice on achieving a balanced, self-focused life in a world that often prioritizes others.
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