#emotionallabor — Public Fediverse posts

RE: https://mstdn.social/@amydiehl/116653528570617485

Men rather go to starbucks to get a consolation cup than going to therapy

#MaleLonelinessEpidemic #CareWork #EmotionalLabor #Starbucks

RE: https://mstdn.social/@amydiehl/116653528570617485

Men rather go to starbucks to get a consolation cup than going to therapy

#MaleLonelinessEpidemic #CareWork #EmotionalLabor #Starbucks

@rheinze
truely regrett to inform you that it's not lol, but this: https://qz.com/emotional-labor-starbucks-baristas-green-apron-service-051926

#emotionalLabor

Anastasia Sierra Explores Motherhood, Aging, and Memory in 'The Witching Hour'

📰 Original title: The Witching Hour

🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅

View full AI summary: https://en.killbait.com/anastasia-sierra-explores-motherhood-aging-and-memory-in-the-witching-hour.html?utm_source=mastodon_world&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=killbait.mastodon_world

#culture #motherhoodphotography #familydynamics #emotionallabor

Anastasia Sierra Explores Motherhood, Aging, and Memory in 'The Witching Hour'

📰 Original title: The Witching Hour

🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅

View full AI summary: https://en.killbait.com/anastasia-sierra-explores-motherhood-aging-and-memory-in-the-witching-hour.html?utm_source=mastodon_social&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=killbait.mastodon_social

#culture #motherhoodphotography #familydynamics #emotionallabor

What's a patriarch's favorite paradox?
Women are too emotional to lead, but also responsible for managing everyone's emotions

#Feminism #Patriarchy #EverydaySexism #EmotionalLabor

What's a patriarch's favorite paradox?
Women are too emotional to lead, but also responsible for managing everyone's emotions

#Feminism #Patriarchy #EverydaySexism #EmotionalLabor

If any of you #men following me missed my mutuals' post - expressing gratitude for men who stepped up & helped take on some of the emotional labour than women have shouldered - please read it, first:

https://disabled.social/@vlrny/116325171044986558

Then - make your own decision on whether to be a silent enabler of misogyny or a comrade to women who have to deal with misogynist wankerbutternoodles here.
You also can choose to support anti-ableism by speaking out against it, in public (like many women already have!) or keep on silently enabling it by choosing to be friendly to ableists who are also misogynistic.

Many women & disabled folks are watching. We notice who steps up & who does not. You can do better than stay silent about misogynists - as men - that call has to come, loudly, from within the mens' arena. You can do better than silently enable ableism - that call has to come from non-disabled folks.

Stop being OK with letting women & disabled folks take more hits - because you lack courage to take some of the emotional labour off our overburdened backs.

*You're supposed to feel some discomfort reading this - if you've failed to use your privileges as men to do better than be silent enablers of your fellow men.*

#AllMen #PeopleWithDisabilities #StopMisogyny
#StopAbleism #BraveUp #GrowSomeCourage #EmotionalLabor #Intersectionality #DoBetterMen #Patriarchy #Enablers

If any of you #men following me missed my mutuals' post - expressing gratitude for men who stepped up & helped take on some of the emotional labour than women have shouldered - please read it, first:

https://disabled.social/@vlrny/116325171044986558

Then - make your own decision on whether to be a silent enabler of misogyny or a comrade to women who have to deal with misogynist wankerbutternoodles here.
You also can choose to support anti-ableism by speaking out against it, in public (like many women already have!) or keep on silently enabling it by choosing to be friendly to ableists who are also misogynistic.

Many women & disabled folks are watching. We notice who steps up & who does not. You can do better than stay silent about misogynists - as men - that call has to come, loudly, from within the mens' arena. You can do better than silently enable ableism - that call has to come from non-disabled folks.

Stop being OK with letting women & disabled folks take more hits - because you lack courage to take some of the emotional labour off our overburdened backs.

*You're supposed to feel some discomfort reading this - if you've failed to use your privileges as men to do better than be silent enablers of your fellow men.*

#AllMen #PeopleWithDisabilities #StopMisogyny
#StopAbleism #BraveUp #GrowSomeCourage #EmotionalLabor #Intersectionality #DoBetterMen #Patriarchy #Enablers

We call it strength.

But it doesn’t land the same on everyone.

Some people are allowed to break.
Others are expected to carry on.

This piece follows that difference, and what it reveals about care, power, and who gets to be human in public.

https://associationredefine.substack.com/p/the-world-runs-on-other-peoples-strength?r=6l8ed8

#CivicIntelligence
#CarePolitics
#SocialJustice
#Inequality
#EmotionalLabor
#Resilience
#SystemsThinking
#Democracy

We call it strength.

But it doesn’t land the same on everyone.

Some people are allowed to break.
Others are expected to carry on.

This piece follows that difference, and what it reveals about care, power, and who gets to be human in public.

https://associationredefine.substack.com/p/the-world-runs-on-other-peoples-strength?r=6l8ed8

#CivicIntelligence
#CarePolitics
#SocialJustice
#Inequality
#EmotionalLabor
#Resilience
#SystemsThinking
#Democracy

The price of doing it all: Women and the myth of total independence https://english.mathrubhumi.com/lifestyle/women/strong-woman-paradox-hyper-independence-burnout-shtoyucf?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #StrongWomen #Independence #Burnout #EmotionalLabor

This is worth a read: AI filling the function of "wife". It goes in several interesting directions that I can't comment on because I haven't used and compared the various LLMs. Thought-provoking.

https://abiawomosu.substack.com/p/they-built-stepford-ai-and-called

#AI #LLMs #AgenticAI #EmotionalLabor #Stepford

This is worth a read: AI filling the function of "wife". It goes in several interesting directions that I can't comment on because I haven't used and compared the various LLMs. Thought-provoking.

https://abiawomosu.substack.com/p/they-built-stepford-ai-and-called

#AI #LLMs #AgenticAI #EmotionalLabor #Stepford

‘I Am Begging You to Listen’ A Nurse Exposes Systemic Healthcare Failure

This response amplifies a nurse’s plea for change as healthcare workers face trauma, abuse, and systemic neglect across America.

#MentalHealth #Gaslighting #ToxicParents #FamilyDynamics #Meme #NPCMeme #EmotionalLabor #Relatable #Boundaries #Healing

Active Constructive Responding 4/10
The usual response is polite endurance: nodding, half-smiling, quietly counting minutes until dessert arrives. Survival mode activated. 🍰
#PoliteEndurance #EmotionalLabor #HolidaySurvival

Dating can be tiring for anyone. For disabled daters, it often means repeating the same explanations, managing others’ discomfort, and pushing through fatigue just to stay present. This piece reflects on dating burnout, the need for rest, and why slowing down is not failure—but care.
#Disability #DatingFatigue #EmotionalLabor
https://includate.com/dating-fatigue-why-disabled-dating-feels-so-exhausting/

Dating can be tiring for anyone. For disabled daters, it often means repeating the same explanations, managing others’ discomfort, and pushing through fatigue just to stay present. This piece reflects on dating burnout, the need for rest, and why slowing down is not failure—but care.
#Disability #DatingFatigue #EmotionalLabor
https://includate.com/dating-fatigue-why-disabled-dating-feels-so-exhausting/

Always explaining yourself can be exhausting—especially in disabled dating, where curiosity often comes before connection. This piece reflects on emotional labor, boundaries, and the quiet strength of choosing not to justify your existence just to be seen.#Disability #DatingWithDisabilities #EmotionalLabor
https://includate.com/im-tired-of-explaining-myself-in-disabled-dating/

Always explaining yourself can be exhausting—especially in disabled dating, where curiosity often comes before connection. This piece reflects on emotional labor, boundaries, and the quiet strength of choosing not to justify your existence just to be seen.#Disability #DatingWithDisabilities #EmotionalLabor
https://includate.com/im-tired-of-explaining-myself-in-disabled-dating/

This blog isn’t just a rant (though we’ve earned one).
It’s a learning guide — a way to understand emotional labor, name it, navigate it, and stop letting it silently drain your energy or define your worth.

👉 If you’ve ever been “the strong one,” the fixer, the stabilizer, or the unofficial therapist at work… this one is for you.
#EmotionalLabor #InvisibleWork #WomenInLeadership #HRLife #LeadershipDevelopment #WorkplaceWellbeing #StrongOnes #BurnoutPrevention…

http://leadboldly1.blog/2025/12/15/emotional-labor-the-invisible-job-description-no-one-pays-for/

Why leaving a marriage is harder for women than staying

There is a reason The Girlfriend on Netflix unsettles so many women, even those who have never left a marriage, never filed for divorce, never walked away publicly.

For many, the discomfort comes from seeing a truth we rarely name out loud: women leaving marriage are questioned, scrutinized, and asked to justify their choice in ways men never are.

It is not because of the plot alone.
It is because the film holds up a mirror to something deeply rooted in society.

The way women are allowed to suffer quietly.
The way they are questioned the moment they choose themselves.
The way explanation becomes a punishment.

When a man leaves, the story ends. When a woman leaves, the trial begins.

There is an unspoken rule in society that most women learn only after they break it. When a man leaves a marriage, the world accepts the ending quietly. When a woman leaves, the world demands an explanation. Not once, but repeatedly. Not gently, but suspiciously.

This blog is not about divorce statistics or legal frameworks. It is about the emotional cost of explanation. The cost that women pay not for leaving, but for having to justify why staying became impossible.

A man who walks out of a marriage is usually granted privacy. People assume there were reasons. They assume exhaustion, incompatibility, or personal choice.

A woman who walks out is rarely given that grace.

The first questions arrive almost immediately:

• Was he abusive?
• Was he having an affair?
• Was there violence?

These are not neutral questions. They set a condition.

Unless a woman’s pain is extreme, visible, and undeniable, her decision is seen as insufficient. Subtle harm does not qualify. Loneliness does not qualify. Emotional neglect does not qualify.

The Girlfriend shows this quietly. And that is what makes it so unsettling.

Why women struggle to explain what broke them

Women do not fail to explain because they lack clarity. They fail because what broke them cannot be reduced to a single moment. Most marriages don’t collapse dramatically. They erode.

Erosion is quiet. Erosion is slow. It happens in everyday life. In conversations that stop happening. In being emotionally alone while technically partnered. In carrying financial, emotional, and mental responsibility without reciprocity.

How do you explain:

• Feeling alone while married?
• Carrying emotional labor without acknowledgment?
• Being financially responsible but emotionally unsupported?
• Shrinking yourself to keep peace?
• There is no timestamp. No headline incident. No courtroom-friendly event.
• So when women try to explain, they sound scattered. Emotional. Inconsistent.
• Not because they are confused, but because they are translating years of internal harm into a system that only understands visible damage.

We live in a world that understands explosions better than erosion. Bruises better than emptiness. Betrayal better than neglect. So when women try to explain, they sound scattered. Emotional. Inconsistent. Not because they are confused, but because they are trying to translate years of internal damage into a language that society and institutions understand, acknowledge, and respect.

The society sees women as “less adjusting” and “more demanding”

Women are conditioned early to absorb discomfort. Adjustment is taught as virtue.

A woman who adapts is praised. A woman who stops adapting is judged.

So when a woman finally says, “This doesn’t work for me anymore,” it is not heard as exhaustion. It is heard as entitlement.

Her needs are labeled as expectations.
Her boundaries are labeled as rigidity.
Her clarity is labeled as selfishness.

Meanwhile, a man’s withdrawal is framed as burnout or emotional limitation. This is not accidental. It is cultural conditioning.

Women are expected to carry emotional continuity. When they step away from that role, the system destabilizes. And systems tend to blame those who stop holding them together.

The courts and legal systems rely on tangible proof

Legal systems are built around tagible proof.

Bruises are easier to document than emptiness.
Affairs are easier to establish than indifference.
Violence is easier to prove than neglect.

So when a woman enters a legal process, she is asked to narrate her marriage like a case file.

What happened?
When did it happen?
Why didn’t you leave sooner?

She is asked to produce evidence for things she herself did not label as abuse because she was too busy surviving them. The system assumes that staying negates harm. That endurance equals consent.

By the end of the process, many women are no longer explaining their marriage. They are defending their perception of reality. They are defending their sanity.

The ritual of explanation strips women of dignity

There is a particular kind of collapse that happens when you are asked to repeatedly justify your pain. Women explain themselves to parents. To friends. To lawyers. To judges. To relatives. To strangers. To co-workers. Every time, the rules are the same: Be calm. Be reasonable. Don’t sound bitter. Don’t cry too much. Don’t sound angry.

Because anger discredits. And tears are seens as sign on remorse, guilt and weakness.

So women edit themselves.

They flatten their pain.
They soften their truth.
They question their own memories, experiences, and perception.

With every explanation, confidence erodes. The illusion of strength cracks. The self-image they worked so hard to build starts to feel conditional.

Meanwhile, the man’s narrative often remains unchanged. He stays quiet. He “doesn’t want to get into details.” He “wishes her well.”

His silence is seen as dignity.
Her silence is seen as guilt.

Somewhere along the line women start doubting themselves

After enough questioning, many women arrive at the most dangerous thought of all: Was it really that bad? This is not weakness. This is psychological wear.

When the world repeatedly minimizes your pain, you internalize that minimization. You start questioning your own thresholds. You wonder if enduring it would have been a more moral choice, compared to leaving which indicated failure to cope (read adjust). This is why so many women look composed on the outside while unraveling internally.

They are grieving the version of themselves that trusted her own knowing.

The uncomfortable truth society avoids

A woman does not leave because she wants more. She leaves because she has been carrying too much alone for too long. She leaves because the marriage demanded her silence, her adjustment, her emotional labor, without offering reciprocity. She leaves not in rebellion, but in exhaustion. And the hardest part is not the leaving. It is standing in a world that demands she prove she ‘deserved’ peace.

What needs to change

We need to change the lens through which we evaluate women’s decisions.

We need to stop requiring women to dramatize pain to legitimize it.
We need to stop confusing endurance with virtue.
We need to stop asking women to endure suffering to earn freedom from it.

A woman should be allowed to say, “This no longer works for me,” and have that sentence stand on its own.

Most of all, we need to understand this: A woman explaining why she left is not seeking validation.
She is surviving a system that only believes pain when it follows a familiar script. Until that script changes, women will continue to lose more than marriages when they leave. They will lose pieces of themselves in the explaining.

Related blogs:

The Rise of Emotionally Fatigued, Hyper-Independent Women

What is more important: The institution of marriage or the people in it?

#choosingPeace #divorceStigma #emotionalExhaustion #emotionalLabor #emotionalNeglectInMarriage #genderBiasInDivorce #marriageAndIdentity #selfTrust #societalConditioning #subtleAbuse #womenAndBoundaries #womenAndDivorce #womenLeavingMarriage #womenSMentalHealth

Distressed friend demands help: Even support systems need clear boundaries. Demanding emotional labour without consent violates the Principle of Reciprocity and drains energy. We move from Corrupted Code (Force) to Clean Code (Power).

Scenario: A friend is in crisis and demands immediate emotional support late at night, despite repeated hints the recipient is busy. The friend replies:

❌ Corrupted Code (Force):
"I need to talk right now, I'm having a crisis. Just drop what you're doing, I can't handle this alone." (Demands immediate, non-consensual labor, ignoring the recipient's boundaries.)

✅ Clean Code (Power):
"I'm having a crisis and need support. Are you in a good space to talk for a few minutes now? If not, please let me know when might work for you tomorrow." (Asks for consent; respects the recipient's agency and energy.)

The difference? The second message respects the recipient’s energy system. What boundary can you clearly state today?

#SystemsLeadership #EmotionalLabor #Reciprocity #CleanCode

Distressed friend demands help: Even support systems need clear boundaries. Demanding emotional labour without consent violates the Principle of Reciprocity and drains energy. We move from Corrupted Code (Force) to Clean Code (Power).

Scenario: A friend is in crisis and demands immediate emotional support late at night, despite repeated hints the recipient is busy. The friend replies:

❌ Corrupted Code (Force):
"I need to talk right now, I'm having a crisis. Just drop what you're doing, I can't handle this alone." (Demands immediate, non-consensual labor, ignoring the recipient's boundaries.)

✅ Clean Code (Power):
"I'm having a crisis and need support. Are you in a good space to talk for a few minutes now? If not, please let me know when might work for you tomorrow." (Asks for consent; respects the recipient's agency and energy.)

The difference? The second message respects the recipient’s energy system. What boundary can you clearly state today?

#SystemsLeadership #EmotionalLabor #Reciprocity #CleanCode

"She’d been dating Max for a few months when it struck her — mid-conversation with a friend — that she had no idea what he felt about her or their future.
"So she stopped asking."

As Pepper puts it, it’s “fine to give boys and men some homework.” This homework begins with fostering self-awareness, emotional literacy and responsibility for your actions.

By Alice Lassman: https://www.buzzfeed.com/alicelassman/mankeeping-dating-emotional-labor-research-sc

#single #incel #relationship #relationships #emotionalLabor #emotionalLabour #emotions #masculinity

"She’d been dating Max for a few months when it struck her — mid-conversation with a friend — that she had no idea what he felt about her or their future.
"So she stopped asking."

As Pepper puts it, it’s “fine to give boys and men some homework.” This homework begins with fostering self-awareness, emotional literacy and responsibility for your actions.

By Alice Lassman: https://www.buzzfeed.com/alicelassman/mankeeping-dating-emotional-labor-research-sc

#single #incel #relationship #relationships #emotionalLabor #emotionalLabour #emotions #masculinity

Feeling like everyone’s unpaid therapist? Listen to our latest: ‘Closed for Maintenance: Emotional Labor Isn’t Free’ 🎧 https://apocalypseandavocados.transistor.fm/s1/16 #EmotionalLabor #PodcastRecommendation #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #QueerVoices #ApocalypseAndAvocados

Feeling like everyone’s unpaid therapist? Listen to our latest: ‘Closed for Maintenance: Emotional Labor Isn’t Free’ 🎧 https://apocalypseandavocados.transistor.fm/s1/16 #EmotionalLabor #PodcastRecommendation #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #QueerVoices #ApocalypseAndAvocados

Dear People who hold the most power in a household.

You can't expect the other people in your household to simultaneously:

a) give precedence to your needs and feelings about things all the time,

b) be happier when you're around than when you're not there.

Those two things just don't go together. 🤷‍♀️

#Household #DomesticWork #Parenting #Bullying #EmotionalLabor #WomensRights #ChildrensRights #UnpaidCarer #NuclearFamily

Dear People who hold the most power in a household.

You can't expect the other people in your household to simultaneously:

a) give precedence to your needs and feelings about things all the time,

b) be happier when you're around than when you're not there.

Those two things just don't go together. 🤷‍♀️

#Household #DomesticWork #Parenting #Bullying #EmotionalLabor #WomensRights #ChildrensRights #UnpaidCarer #NuclearFamily

This week’s podcast episode is for anyone who’s emotionally burnt to a crisp.
“Closed for Maintenance: Emotional Labor Isn’t Free”
We talk people-pleasing, emotional ghosting, and why we’re all done being the group chat glue.
🎧 Available now https://apocalypseandavocados.transistor.fm/s1/16
#Podcast #ApocalypseAndAvocados #EmotionalLabor #Burnout #ApocalypseAndAvocados #QueerVoices #PodcastDrop #PodcastLife #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA

This week’s podcast episode is for anyone who’s emotionally burnt to a crisp.
“Closed for Maintenance: Emotional Labor Isn’t Free”
We talk people-pleasing, emotional ghosting, and why we’re all done being the group chat glue.
🎧 Available now https://apocalypseandavocados.transistor.fm/s1/16
#Podcast #ApocalypseAndAvocados #EmotionalLabor #Burnout #ApocalypseAndAvocados #QueerVoices #PodcastDrop #PodcastLife #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA

Some women don’t disappear. They just stop asking for permission to exist.

One day, the world looks away and for the first time, she sees herself without a role to play. Not grief. Not loss. A quiet redefinition.

📖 Read: https://www.clickworlddaily.com/2025/05/she-disappeared-beautifully.html

🖼️ Image generated using AI. Shared under fair use for narrative commentary.

#Feminism #Aging #Identity #Visibility #Selfhood #Narrative #EmotionalLabor #Clickworlddaily

#comedy #emotions #EmotionalProcessing #EmotionalLabor #trust #honesty #relationships

#comedy #emotions #EmotionalProcessing #EmotionalLabor #trust #honesty #relationships

What is work?

I just read an article on Callaci’s book, ‘Wages for Housework’.

It is a great article (link at the end of the thread), but…

At one point she describes how, for a time, her son needed her to sit with him with one hand on his stomach for him to go to sleep. She later wondered, “Was that work?” And decided it felt wrong to call it such.

#Work #Housework #UnpaidLabor #UnpaidCarers #EmotionalLabor #Economics

What is work?

I just read an article on Callaci’s book, ‘Wages for Housework’.

It is a great article (link at the end of the thread), but…

At one point she describes how, for a time, her son needed her to sit with him with one hand on his stomach for him to go to sleep. She later wondered, “Was that work?” And decided it felt wrong to call it such.

#Work #Housework #UnpaidLabor #UnpaidCarers #EmotionalLabor #Economics

#Pflege ist #EmotionalLabor und darum #mdrza #mdrnh #TeilnehmerID579293 um runter zu kommen.
Weil körperliche Anstrengungen nur einen kleinen Teil ausmachen

Pret A Manger Year 2023 in Review:
https://vimeo.com/865201095

#pret #pretamanger #NatashasLaw #panochristou #cliveschlee #jeffreyhyman #jeffreyepstein #julianmetcalfe #sinclairbeecham #workplacebullying #vegan #veganrecipe #veganrecipes #vegetarian #glutenfree #gf #emotionallabour #emotionallabor #expret #expretDOTorg #expretamanger

Funny how other people get 'paid', while those who do no-money jobs like care work, domestic work, and/or parenting get 'given' money 🤔

E.g. by an ex, or the state.

Words like this serve to dismantle you and take away your dignity.

#EmotionalLabor #UnpaidCarers

Funny how other people get 'paid', while those who do no-money jobs like care work, domestic work, and/or parenting get 'given' money 🤔

E.g. by an ex, or the state.

Words like this serve to dismantle you and take away your dignity.

#EmotionalLabor #UnpaidCarers

Funny how other people get 'paid', while those who do no-money jobs like care work, domestic work, and/or parenting get 'given' money 🤔

E.g. by an ex, or the state.

Words like this serve to dismantle you and take away your dignity.

#EmotionalLabor #UnpaidCarers

Funny how other people get 'paid', while those who do no-money jobs like care work, domestic work, and/or parenting get 'given' money 🤔

E.g. by an ex, or the state.

Words like this serve to dismantle you and take away your dignity.

#EmotionalLabor #UnpaidCarers

“Turn that frown upside down (or else ?)”

https://jacobin.com/2024/06/worker-surveillance-technology-emotions

#organize #union #solidarity
#emotionalLabor #surveillance #amazon

Links to Pret A Manger issues incl ongoing mislabelling, mouldy food, systemic workplace bullying, £800,000 fine after staff in freezer, wage theft, hiked prices for lower quality, bad press, £700 million debt etc. etc.

https://linktr.ee/expret.org <

#pret #pretamanger #expretDOTorg #foodsafety #foodallergies #foodallergy #emotionallabour #emotionallabor

Links to Pret A Manger issues incl ongoing mislabelling, mouldy food, systemic workplace bullying, £800,000 fine after staff in freezer, wage theft, hiked prices for lower quality, bad press, £700 million debt etc. etc.

https://linktr.ee/expret.org <

#pret #pretamanger #expretDOTorg #foodsafety #foodallergies #foodallergy #emotionallabour #emotionallabor

Why I'm asking #WhitePeople to understand how #BIPOC have to deal with relentless requests for more #EmotionalLabor on almost a daily basis in almost every area of our lives.

We're really exhausted from this. We need more white folks who will take ongoing heavy burdens off our backs. Start having those difficult #conversations with your fellow white folks & understand genuine #AntiRacism work requires #courage to talk to & #educate the white folks in your circles.

https://www.r2hub.org/library/emotional-labor-and-antiracism-work

What, exactly, are we doing here

http://inaniludibrio.com/2024/02/21/what-exactly-are-we-doing-here/

#AI #SyntheticMachines #EmotionalLabor

What, exactly, are we doing here

http://inaniludibrio.com/2024/02/21/what-exactly-are-we-doing-here/

#AI #SyntheticMachines #EmotionalLabor

Emotional labor in higher education is disproportionately born by graduate student and contingent teaching staff. Here are strategies for mitigating its impact, in our Special Issue on Teaching, thanks to Matthew H. McLeskey and Laura Obernesser.

#teaching #learning #emotionalLabor #higherEd #sociology
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00380237.2023.2293980