> When a person tells you their own lived experience, the thing to NOT say is, "nah, that's probably not true." As far as I can tell, your GGP comment wasn't a

> When a person tells you their own lived experience, the thing to NOT say is, "nah, that's probably not true." As far as I can tell, your GGP comment wasn't actually talking about your lived experience at all. It was making general remarks about society and history that's very external to you, which you can definitely get wrong in ways that can and should be corrected. For instance, if I told you my lived experience was that Donald Trump won the 2020 election and Biden is a Satan-worshiping cannibal, the exact thing to say to me is that those things aren't true. They aren't lived experience, they're errors in fact.