Drew KorfHost
I, uh, I'm curious if you think that the, that what you're saying about like commitment and the value of building with each other, is there, uh, an element of like safety that's baked into the fact that people are just deciding not to actually stick around long enough to build something?
I, I think in a lot of ways, um, especially if you start healing and doing different work like by yourself in solitude, right? Sometimes we can think that we've healed from something or we are this perfect place now and we're never gonna get triggered, right?
And we're just like, "I'm so healed," right? We use healed as in past tense, like it's-
Uh, what we get to do in life is we get to go on this journey of healing knowing that we'll never fully be healed.
It's just a matter of how we can collapse the time we spin and trigger or the time it affects us, right?
So I think that oftentimes in solitude we can create this false sense of completion about ourselves, right?
Then we get into a relationship and- In a relationship, you let somebody see you more intimately than anybody else, you know? You go to the grocery store, you go to the-- all these different things, you're, uh, portraying a version of yourself from safety, like-
But when somebody comes into your life inside of a intimate dynamic, they see you with the gloves off-
... and they're gonna push buttons, and they're gonna push on wounds, and you're gonna push on their wounds, and it just, it m- gives you this sense of like, "Well, I'm not safe."

I, uh, I'm curious if you think that the, that what you're saying about like commitment and the value of building with each other, is there, uh, an element of like safety that's baked into the fact that people are just deciding not to actually stick around long enough to build something?
I, I think in a lot of ways, um, especially if you start healing and doing different work like by yourself in solitude, right? Sometimes we can think that we've healed from something or we are this perfect place now and we're never gonna get triggered, right?
And we're just like, "I'm so healed," right? We use healed as in past tense, like it's-
Uh, what we get to do in life is we get to go on this journey of healing knowing that we'll never fully be healed.
It's just a matter of how we can collapse the time we spin and trigger or the time it affects us, right?
So I think that oftentimes in solitude we can create this false sense of completion about ourselves, right?
Then we get into a relationship and- In a relationship, you let somebody see you more intimately than anybody else, you know? You go to the grocery store, you go to the-- all these different things, you're, uh, portraying a version of yourself from safety, like-
But when somebody comes into your life inside of a intimate dynamic, they see you with the gloves off-
... and they're gonna push buttons, and they're gonna push on wounds, and you're gonna push on their wounds, and it just, it m- gives you this sense of like, "Well, I'm not safe."
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