▚▝▛▙▝ ▛▜▜▚▜▛ ▜▚▞▜▛ ▛▛▖▟▞▟ ▟▚▖▝▛▟ ▜▚▝▙▜▛ ▛▚▙▙▖▛ ▛▛▛▝▘▞ ▝▖▛▘▘▖ ▘▝▘▛▞▞ ▞▚▙▗▖ ▛▛▘▜▝▗ ▙▟▚▞▝▚ ▛▞▛▞▞▛ ▛▛▛▘▞▜ ▜▝▖▛▛▚ ▚▚▖▛▚▙ ▛▞▖▖▘▖ ▞▚▟▞▘▚ ▜▖▟▞▛▞ ▖▖▛▚▗ ▙▚▘▙▝▗ ▜▞▚▗▘▝ ▙
the curdling of the ▝▛▜▞▛▛ community
The community ▚▗▘▝ ▙▛▞▗▞▜ ▝▛▜▞▛▛ ▟▚ does not remain a warm and inclusive place for very long. Though they all have this one thing in common, it is not enough to keep them united forever.
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The feeling that there is some ▛▞▛▞▞▛ ▛▛▛▘▞▜ and invariable "split" that occurs, that there is a way that the ▝▘▞ ▝▖▛▘▘▖ and so-called "sensitives" turn against each other once again.
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Kind, therapeutic ▟▜▗▚▖▗ ▟▞▟▝▘▗ ▞▖▗▚▖▗ ▙▜▖▚▛▙ ▜▞▙▘▗▛ ▖▟▚▖▖ to set up a support community. A support community emerges among all of the ▟▝▘▗ ▞▖▗▚▖▗ ▙▜▖▚▛▙ ▜ and makes them feel a connection with one another. ▝▘▗ ▞▖▗▚▚▛▙ ▜ a friendly person, well-liked. Then it went onto a more and more 'public' life, surrounding yourself with non-sensitives and becoming ▟▝▘▗ ▞▖▟▝▘▗ ▞▖▟▝▘▗ ▞▖▗▚▖▗ ▙ codependent in this way in order to ensure a life free of ▖▗ ▙▜▖▟▝▘▗ ▞▖▗▚▚▛▙ ▜ encounters following ▛▙ ▜▞▙▘▗▛ ▖▟▚ entirely defined as damaging event, trauma.
And yet that does not mean that there are not still ways that they come together. A camaraderie that can persist and can go on, keep on. But in terms of something like this ▖▟▝▘▗ ▞▖▗▚▚ there can be a great deal of cynicism. And, it's waiting there.