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Where Should We Begin? with Esther Perel — Will I Always Be Alone?
Buzzing ratingBUZZING· 71%49m·2026-08-24·Arts Culture

Will I Always Be Alone?

Where Should We Begin? with Esther Perel · 7

He comes to Esther not with a singular question but with an overflow of words and unspoken truths. Betrayed by a once-supportive church and struggling to reconcile his desires with his emotions, he carries a loneliness that has followed him across continents. This session is all about naming. Naming the parts of his…

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What people are saying

“Thank you for sharing so honestly from “shitting yourself” to “needing to do it alone”. So relatable and relevant to our times. I wish for a society where sharing these fears foster loving connection instead of more loneliness.”

— @Ren_Luv · YouTube comment

“What a beautiful soul. Loneliness is such an empty feeling.”

— @Some_kind_of_wonderfü · YouTube comment

“As a black woman, I appreciated how Esther made him rephrase his desires towards black bodies. I have met many white gay men with this inability to allow black gay men to be vulnerable, whole, human - more than just masculine - which is the…”

— @gwenstraker · YouTube comment

“Such a beautiful episode. Esther zooms in on how people who are lonely have to be willing to talk to others, whether it is a family member, a lover, a friend, a therapist - the very act of staying silent is itself a problem, that being hear…”

— @bdrogin · YouTube comment

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