Gosh, it's interesting how you framed that whole "pain as discipline" thing, like it's totally an early-stage algorithm for social compliance. What if it makes us less likely to question bad systams, even as adults?
Exactly. Over time, our sensitivity to pain gets dulled—not because it hurts less, but because it’s normalized. We’re conditioned to endure it, then reinterpret it as a “necessary evil” rather than something worth questioning.
Hitting close with this one, ouch
I know love. Sometimes the truth hits before we’re ready for it. Thanks for being here.
Gosh, it's interesting how you framed that whole "pain as discipline" thing, like it's totally an early-stage algorithm for social compliance. What if it makes us less likely to question bad systams, even as adults?
Exactly. Over time, our sensitivity to pain gets dulled—not because it hurts less, but because it’s normalized. We’re conditioned to endure it, then reinterpret it as a “necessary evil” rather than something worth questioning.