Weekend Check-In - Speaking In Absolutes
Speaking in Absolutes Is a Form of Giving Up
I will never. This always happens. I'm just not the kind of person who.
These sentences feel like honesty. Like finally facing the hard truth instead of pretending. They arrive with the authority of real experience behind them, and that authority makes them almost impossible to argue with from the inside.
But they are almost never accurate. And the damage they do isn't in the moment they're spoken — it's in everything that happens after. In the way they quietly close doors that haven't actually been tested yet, and produce, over time, exactly the…
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