Reality Check My Life | Table Talk | Not Everyone Gets a Front-Row Seat
There’s a belief many sensitive people carry quietly:
If someone matters, they should have access.
In this episode of Table Talk, Gin gently dismantles that belief — and offers a steadier truth: proximity is not a moral issue. It’s a design decision.
This conversation reframes boundaries not as rejection or failure, but as architecture — the intentional structuring of relational space so care can remain sustainable.
Inside this episode:
How closeness became moralized
Why lineage-sensitive people struggle most with relational guilt
The difference between care and proximity
Why “everyone close” is a burnout model
The front-row metaphor — and how to right-size access
How boundaries protect connection instead of diminishing it
This episode offers relief for anyone who has been over-accessible, over-explaining, or carrying relational weight that was never theirs to hold.
This is Table Talk: conversations about living coherently, where boundaries are a form of respect and proximity is chosen — not owed.
