Between some Jungian analysts and some verses in the Bible I got a different view of shame.
I always say that shame is bad, and I'm not moving off of that. Some think shame is valid because it means a person is guilty of something, but that's not true.
What if shame is the result of us missing, losing, or lacking something we need - namely enjoyment???
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