Sometimes, we mistake our ability to remain silent about pain for proof that the pain has disappeared. True closure is not the skill of feeling nothing; it is the freedom to remember what happened without needing to suppress, escape, or relive it.


Sometimes, we mistake our ability to remain silent about pain for proof that the pain has disappeared. True closure is not the skill of feeling nothing; it is the freedom to remember what happened without needing to suppress, escape, or relive it.
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