
Before You Cut Them Off
When Politics Comes Between You and the People You LoveBy Philip ArdleyLength5h 43m
About this audiobook
Meredith and her father have not talked about politics in almost two years, and they have not fought about it either. Every other Sunday they talk about the rain, his knee and her children. On the drive home she hears a sentence that has been sitting in her for a while. I miss him, and he is sitting across the table.
This book gives every number about political breaks with the question behind it, as far as the source says, asks why a disagreement starts to feel personal, and looks honestly at what experiments with strangers have tested. It helps you tell a chosen silence from a loss, keep someone without agreeing with them, and recognize when a break protects you and when it only dodges a conversation. Every piece of advice is marked Tested, Observed or Untested. The book has no favorite party. Meredith, her father and the other people in its stories are invented. The studies are real.
Audiobook details
GenrePolitics and Government, Self-Help
Length5 hrs 43 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 24, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Opening
2Introduction. The Weather
3Part One. What Is Actually Happening
4Chapter one. Fewer Breaks Than You Think
5Chapter two. Friends First
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6Chapter three. The Partner Filter
7Chapter four. A Country That Feels Split
8Part Two. Why It Feels Personal
9Chapter five. When a View Becomes a Verdict
10Chapter six. The Person in Your Head
11Chapter seven. Who Leaves and Who Goes Quiet
12Chapter eight. Colder, and Which Came First
13Part Three. What Has Been Tested
14Chapter nine. What Works With Strangers
15Chapter ten. What Doesn’t, and What It Can’t Do
16Part Four. Keeping Someone
17Chapter eleven. Which Relationship Can Hold
18Chapter twelve. Talk About Everything Else First
19Chapter thirteen. When You Do Talk
20Chapter fourteen. Rules for the Table
21Chapter fifteen. Two Votes, One House
22Part Five. Letting Go and Coming Back
23Chapter sixteen. When a Break Is Right
24Chapter seventeen. When a Break Is Avoidance
25Chapter eighteen. The Way Back
26Conclusion. Still at the Table
27Appendix A. Reading a Number
28Appendix B. Questions to Copy
29Appendix C. Where to Get Help
30Closing