A still from Trapped in Motion; Cindy Dinh as Cassandra.

What I’ve Learned From Begging For Money

Duncan Riach

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First of all, it’s not begging. It’s giving others the opportunity to partner with us in making the world a better place. It really fucking is. We have such powerfully embedded limiting beliefs around corralling support that we end up feeling, and acting, like we have to do everything alone. We don’t. We’re tribal. We’re human. We revel in coming together and fighting for a good cause.

My wife, Cindy, has been working on an important film that exposes the violence that women in our worldwide societies experience on a day-to-day basis. It’s raw, it’s real, it’s painful (I cried when I watched the rough cut), and we need to bring this shit into the collective consciousness.

It’s not just all women being harassed, it’s particularly women of color. Unconscious testicle transporters acting-out their insecurities, bullying those they see as weaker, need to be brought to justice, brought into the light, brought into awareness, and woken the fuck up. I’m done with this bullshit. Leave women alone!

My friend in France did this when he saw a woman being assaulted on a train. He stood up and he walked over to this prick and he told him to stop. STOP! STOP THIS INSANITY. And this little slimy twat got off at the next stop and challenged my friend to a fight. A fight about what? To prove that he really is an honorable man, even though…

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Duncan Riach

Top Writer. Self-Revealing. Mental Health. Success. Fulfillment. Flow. MS Engineering/Technology. PhD Psychology. duncanriach.com