Mitch discusses the trending term of “no contact” and what it means.
What happens when distance becomes boundary? This episode explores the growing conversation around “no contact” and what happens when family relationships become too painful to maintain. Through the lens of children, adults, and elders, we look at boundaries, childhood wounds, family trauma, and the complicated reality of estrangement. Sometimes no contact is a deliberate choice; sometimes, it happens organically after years of hurt, neglect, or abuse. And sometimes, when we wonder why no one visits an elder in a nursing home, the answer may be found not in abandonment, but in the wounds of a lifetime that person left behind. This episode asks a difficult question: What happens when the people we love are also the people who taught us that distance was necessary?
Mitch says: “If you’ve got stories, questions, chaos, or wisdom from your own holiday sammitch, hit me up at dasandwichgenration@gmail.com.”
Peace!✌🏾☮️🕊️👊🏾
Note: Contains Explicit content.