In Jungian psychology, when two people share a deep emotional connection, the bond functions like a mirror that reflects back each person's unconscious fears, unresolved wounds, and shadow self—the collection of traits, emotions, and memories pushed out of conscious awareness because they feel too threatening. When someone pulls away during a connection that feels most real, they are often not running from the person but from what that love stirs up within themselves, from the vulnerability of being genuinely seen without their defensive armor. This creates a disorienting cycle where the person alternates between being drawn toward the bond and retreating from it, as the light of genuine love illuminates corners they have preferred to keep in darkness. Understanding this dynamic helps recognize that such behavior is not a reflection of the waiting person's worth but an indirect expression of internal fear, and that genuine connection requires courage to face what is true within oneself.
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There are very specific seasons in a [music] person's life when the heart begins to sense a truth long before the mind can fully [music] process or accept it.
This quiet but persistent feeling, this deep [music] inner knowing that refuses to offer peace and lingers at the edge [music] of every thought, may carry a genuine reason and a deeper purpose than [music] it first appears.
Something may be trying to share what seems clearly connected to this [music] story, to this particular bond, and to a choice that may no longer be possible to delay indefinitely.
This is [music] not meant to stir unease or fill the space with dread.
It is [music] about a truth that perhaps deserves to be acknowledged right now before [music] the cost of silence grows heavier than the discomfort of any imperfect word.
The confusion at the center of this experience is something [music] many people seem to recognize deeply.
There are days [music] when everything between two people grows cold for reasons that are not easy to name.
When the emotional and physical distance [music] stretches beyond what feels bearable, and then moments arrive, unexpected ones, where quiet signs begin to surface.
A sudden memory, a small [music] gesture that reignites something that has never completely gone dark.
This emotional back and forth [music] is likely not something you have invented or imagined.
It may be [music] the precise mirror of a struggle that does not belong solely to the person sitting with these words, but seems [music] to emerge from the other side of the connection itself.
There is often a demanding internal battle taking shape between pride [music] and genuine feeling, between the fear of becoming open and the need to remain [music] close, between releasing the bond and finding the nerve to face what [music] is true within oneself.
The universe and the energy it carries tend to notice what cannot be observed [music] with the ordinary eye.
These moments of deep, unspoken longing are often felt [music] most intensely in solitude.
The fear that is never voiced can [music] be sensed across a distance.
The words that are rehearsed in private, but never actually delivered.
The decisions [music] that are delayed, not from lack of feeling, but from an absence of courage.
Because saying [music] yes to something real and lasting truly means saying yes to a significant change in one's life.
And even welcome [music] change tends to carry its own weight of uncertainty.
It can feel unsettling >> [music] >> because to love from a genuinely open place means releasing the grip on control. [music] It means carefully taking down walls that have been constructed [music] over many years and stepping onto a path with no guarantee.
A space where pretending not to feel [music] is no longer a manageable option.
Perhaps the question has surfaced about whether the entire situation is simply wishful thinking.
Whether too much [music] is being expected from something that feels suspended or whether this connection [music] is as real as it seems or simply shaped by the longing for genuine closeness.
This kind [music] of doubt tends to be particularly exhausting because it slowly wears the heart [music] down.
The experience of giving more, feeling more intensely, and waiting [music] with what seems like almost endless patience.
But there may [music] be something steadying in receiving this with a calm and open mind.
When a bond is rooted [music] in something genuine and deep, it does not simply dissolve with time or distance.
What it tends to do [music] instead is shift.
It gets tested.
It stretches to the very limits [music] of what it can sustain, but it does not disappear.
When someone chooses to run [music] from what feels undeniably real, life itself seems to have a way of eventually turning [music] them back toward it.
There may be something on the verge of giving way in the person who has stepped back.
Not a damaging [music] kind of break, but a necessary one.
The kind [music] that dismantles the masks worn long past the point where they still serve any real purpose.
Because there tends to come [music] a moment when continuing to perform as though this bond carries no importance becomes [music] an impossible task.
The hollow ache left by absence [music] often grows heavier than the fear of any commitment.
And it may be [music] precisely at that edge, at that particular threshold, that unexpected [music] things begin to stir.
Not because everything has been corrected through some invisible process, but because something deeper can no longer tolerate the gap [music] between what is genuinely felt and what is outwardly shown.
This message [music] does not arrive to encourage forcing outcomes or manufacturing closeness [music] where it has not naturally formed.
Life does not seem to ask for [music] chasing, for pushing, or for exhausting yourself trying to earn someone's presence.
If you are already finding something meaningful in what is being shared here, >> [music] >> consider subscribing to Carl Jung Psychology and turning on [music] notifications.
This channel is built precisely for moments like this one, when the questions [music] you have been carrying begin to meet the insight they have been waiting for.
Instead, [music] something more like patient observation and genuine trust may be what is called for.
And perhaps more than anything, >> [music] >> not turning against your own inner knowing simply because the fear of loss feels [music] louder than usual.
When a choice arises from a place of inner truth, [music] life tends to respond with clarity in return.
When a choice arises from anxiety and worry, things tend [music] to grow still.
Two directions seem to present themselves.
On one side, the [music] doubt continues, the signs get minimized, and the heart is told [music] it would be safer to withdraw before being hurt again.
This path can appear logical and even responsible, but it may quietly lead away from what [music] was meant to deepen and grow.
On the other path, a [music] person chooses to stand in their own worth, not by pleading for attention or engineering moments of closeness, [music] but without closing the heart, either.
>> [music] >> By staying in a place of genuine self-respect and quiet faith, allowing the other person to move through whatever they need to process [music] on their own terms.
The likely result of standing in that grounded place tends to [music] be clarity.
The likely result of avoiding it [music] tends to be a familiar and painful repetition.
The same [music] patterns, the same empty silences, the same [music] questions that never quite arrive at answers.
Life appears to repeat [music] its lessons not out of cruelty, but as a form of teaching, because it seems to recognize that within you lives both [music] an enormous capacity for love and a familiar pattern of enduring more [music] than may be genuinely necessary.
This is the reassurance that may deserve to be quietly received today.
This road [music] is not walked in complete isolation.
What is being experienced is not [music] invented or exaggerated.
Quiet movements may have already begun.
Inner shifts [music] that have not yet made themselves visible in the outer world, but can perhaps be sensed in the layer that exists >> [music] >> just beneath the surface of ordinary reality.
Life does not appear to [music] rush, but it does not stand still, either.
And when the [music] right moment arrives, things tend to align in ways that even the most [music] analytical mind cannot fully predict or orchestrate.
This person [music] may feel the ache of loss even while surrounded by other people.
They may sense [music] the quiet risk of losing this connection even while performing certainty. [music] Because souls that are bound by something larger than circumstance [music] or timing do not seem to be easily replaced by one another.
There is a kind of recognition that exists between them.
And when one tries to move away, life has a way of returning that person [music] to the same name, the same memory, the same feeling [music] again and again in ways that are not easy [music] to dismiss.
Paying close attention to your own emotional and physical state carries real importance here.
Not out of urgency >> [music] >> or fear, but for the peace that comes with understanding that what [music] may be approaching is not born from impulse, but from a truth that has already been quietly [music] taking root in the background of everything.
And when this [music] season of uncertainty eventually lifts, it may become possible to understand why nothing shifted [music] sooner, why this particular stretch of solitude seemed necessary, and why this period of waiting [music] was permitted before the real movement finally arrived.
But to begin to understand why this person may be running from [music] something they clearly desire, it becomes important to look [music] at the inner battle unfolding beneath the surface.
Something that psychologists and [music] depth thinkers have been pointing toward for well over a century.
And this understanding [music] may hold the most important key to what lies behind behavior [music] that appears so contradictory and confusing from the outside.
If you [music] are still watching this, you are already part of the rare few who are willing to face [music] what most people spend their entire lives running from.
97% [music] of people scroll past content like this.
Not because [music] it does not reach them, but because it reaches them too deeply.
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What you are about [music] to hear does not just explain why someone pulls away precisely when a connection feels [music] most real. It may permanently shift how you see yourself and the bonds [music] that matter most in your life.
To begin to understand [music] why the pulling back so often happens at the very moments a bond [music] feels most alive, it may help to look at a perspective that [music] reaches past the obvious surface.
Carl Jung, one of [music] the most significant psychological thinkers of the last century, described ideas that illuminate with remarkable depth [music] what tends to unfold in the inner lives of those who choose [music] distance.
This is very likely not about an absence of love or genuine care. It may have far more to do with a layered psychological [music] and emotional process that Union psychology describes as the mirror effect and [music] the encounter with the shadow self.
Understanding this [music] may represent one of the most significant shifts available. Moving from experiencing the distance [music] as personal rejection to recognizing it as something closer to an involuntary >> [music] >> inner awakening.
When two people share a connection of [music] genuine depth, that bond begins to function the way a clear [music] and unsparing mirror functions.
A mirror does not evaluate or judge. It simply [music] reflects back whatever stands before it with complete accuracy.
In a bond of this kind, [music] the other person does not only encounter the warmth, the love, and the care being offered, [music] they also begin to encounter their own unexamined fears reflected [music] back with uncomfortable clarity.
Their unresolved [music] wounds. Their buried sense of inadequacy.
The parts of themselves they have not yet [music] found the capacity to face openly.
Carl Jung wrote that what remains unconscious [music] in a person tends to surface in their outer life as [music] fate or circumstance.
So, when someone encounters a love that is genuine [music] and accepting, it can feel deeply destabilizing to a person who has not [music] yet learned to extend that same quality of acceptance toward [music] their own inner life.
This is where the concept of the shadow [music] becomes central to understanding everything.
The shadow [music] in Union psychology represents the collection of traits, emotions, [music] and memories that have been pushed out of conscious awareness, suppressed, or denied because they feel too threatening [music] or too painful to acknowledge openly.
These may include deep-rooted [music] fears, a persistent sense of unworthiness, or [music] a terror of abandonment that has never fully been processed.
When the warmth [music] of a real and honest love begins to cast light >> [music] >> into those shadowed areas, the ego's instinctive response tends to be one of self-protection.
The person is not running from the one who [music] loves them. They may be running from what that love stirs up within themselves, from the vulnerability [music] of being genuinely seen without the armor or performance [music] they have long relied upon.
The connection is so present and alive that it illuminates [music] the very corners this person has preferred to keep in darkness.
And this [music] is often where the disorienting cycle begins.
Some days the desire for closeness seems [music] to win and there is warmth and something that resembles hope.
Other days the fear of being fully known, of having the shadow exposed [music] without consent, surges through them and drives them [music] back.
It can become a loop, drawn toward the bond, but retreating [music] from it because the light it brings feels like more than can be [music] managed in a single moment.
It may be worth holding clearly in mind that [music] this kind of behavior is very likely not a reflection of the worth of the person waiting. It may be more [music] accurately understood as an indirect expression of the internal fear [music] held by the person running.
This individual seems to be [music] engaged in a quiet and exhausting internal war between [music] the pull toward genuine connection and the terror of losing their sense of self or control over their own emotional [music] world.
Receiving real love may require a kind of courage [music] that is not always accessible to a person at every point in their journey.
It may mean releasing the grip [music] on control, lowering defenses that have been carefully maintained for years, and standing on open ground where pretending [music] to be fine when something else is felt is no longer possible.
And that can feel [music] genuinely frightening.
Because to love authentically is to become [music] willing to be changed by what is felt.
If the question has arisen whether something [music] is being projected onto this situation that may not truly be there, whether the expectations are too large, or whether >> [music] >> this bond is as real as it seems, this doubt may be one of the most [music] draining aspects of the experience.
It wears [music] the heart down to feel that the giving and the feeling are unequal.
That the waiting appears [music] to have no natural end.
But it may help to receive this with some inner [music] steadiness.
When a bond grows from something genuinely deep, it does not simply fade.
It transforms. [music] One of the most common responses at this [music] stage is the impulse to draw closer, to offer more, to demonstrate [music] more care, to find the words or gesture that will finally settle the other person's unease.
This impulse [music] is understandable and deeply human.
But through the lens of the mirror effect in Union psychology, flooding the reflection [music] with more intensity tends to make it more overwhelming rather than less.
If you move [music] steadily towards someone who is already unsettled by what their own shadow contains, that person [music] may step back in proportion.
Not from cruelty, but from a kind of [music] psychological self-preservation that operates largely [music] below the level of conscious intention.
What is experienced [music] as devotion can land without either person intending it that way as pressure [music] to confront something they do not yet feel prepared for.
So the back and forth is likely [music] not random or meaningless.
It may be the mirror of an inner conflict [music] that does not belong entirely to the person who waits.
There is [music] quite possibly someone on the other side navigating between pride and love, between [music] flight and presence, between risking something whole or a continuing to avoid the harder truths within themselves. [music] The universe tends to register what [music] cannot be observed with ordinary perception.
The quiet hours when that [music] person returns to this bond in the privacy of their own thoughts.
The unspoken fear. [music] The message that was written and never delivered.
The decision stalled [music] at the very last moment.
Because accepting love also means accepting [music] that something within may need to shift.
And that [music] may be where the deepest resistance tends to live.
There is something quietly paradoxical worth [music] understanding here.
The act of pulling away may itself [music] function as evidence of how much the connection actually matters.
If it were truly unimportant, there [music] would be no impulse to flee.
Nothing of real consequence would feel at risk.
People rarely construct [music] careful defenses around what they consider to hold little value.
What tends [music] to be guarded most vigilantly is what carries the most significance and the greatest [music] vulnerability.
The distance, viewed from this angle, might be understood [music] as a temporary shelter.
A space in which this person attempts to regain some equilibrium [music] after being genuinely moved by the depth of what has been [music] felt.
They may be searching for a way to reclaim a sense of steadiness that began to slip [music] the moment the heart became truly and fully involved.
Pride often functions [music] like a relentless internal guard.
To acknowledge needing someone, or to recognize that [music] the withdrawal was driven more by fear than by wisdom, requires the ego to yield.
And the ego [music] rarely yields without resistance.
This may help explain why the behavior can [music] appear so inconsistent.
Sudden coldness, extended stretches of silence that arrive without obvious [music] cause.
It may not be genuine indifference.
It may [music] function more like a performance.
A mask the ego constructs to purchase time while something deeper >> [music] >> continues to press toward what is real and true.
Carl Jung suggested [music] that genuine illumination does not come from envisioning [music] only brightness.
It tends to come from making the darkness [music] within conscious.
And this bond, by its very [music] nature, seems to be doing exactly that for the other person, whether or not they have consciously chosen that [music] process.
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This channel exists for the [music] people who are ready to look honestly at what is real in their lives and to understand [music] themselves and the people they love at a deeper level.
The doubt [music] that surfaces when trying to make sense of contradictory behavior can be genuinely exhausting [music] to carry.
But it may help to hold on to the understanding that when someone tries to flee [music] from what feels real, life tends to have its own way of bringing them back into contact with it.
Something may be on the verge of giving [music] way in the wall this person has carefully maintained.
Not destructively, [music] but in the way that may prove necessary.
There often comes a point [music] where continuing to perform indifference becomes more effortful than simply facing [music] the truth.
Because the accumulating weight of absence can eventually grow [music] heavier than the fear of any commitment was.
And it may [music] be precisely at that threshold that unexpected movement begins to emerge.
Not because [music] everything has been resolved, but because the internal tension has grown beyond what can comfortably be sustained.
>> [music] >> So, the path that may be available is not one of repairing the mirror on someone else's behalf or cleaning it so they can see more [music] clearly.
It may involve allowing the mirror to do its own work, [music] remaining centered without chasing and without retreating in hurt.
And in doing so, [music] creating the conditions in which the other person might encounter their own reflection without feeling cornered.
This may not be [music] a passive posture.
It may be one of the most quietly powerful things [music] available in a situation like this.
It might be understood as an act of genuine faith, trusting that the other person's inner work is unfolding even without visible confirmation [music] arriving on any schedule you can predict.
And this [music] is precisely where a very common mistake tends to appear.
The urge [music] to explain, to press for logical clarity, to demand reasons for something that lives entirely in the emotional [music] and psychological realm, without recognizing that in doing so, the other person [music] is being deprived of something important.
They lose the chance to feel the full weight of the absence for themselves.
To discover what [music] is genuinely at risk.
To arrive at their own recognition of [music] what may be slipping away.
For any return to carry real [music] and lasting meaning, it may need to arise from a place [music] of genuine inner freedom.
From the other person's own honest understanding. [music] Not from the persistence of someone waiting on the outside.
And for that to become possible, something significant may first need [music] to be experienced directly.
The full and unmediated weight of genuine absence.
Understanding [music] the shadow dynamics is one essential piece of this picture.
Once it begins to make sense that the [music] pulling away is likely not a statement about the person waiting, but a reflexive response to a mirror that illuminates too [music] much too quickly.
The question that naturally follows is what to [music] do with that understanding.
The answer may not lie in pursuit or persuasion.
It may lie [music] in something older and perhaps more reliable.
An understanding [music] of how energy moves between two people.
And what tends to happen when the [music] familiar dynamic of chasing and being chased is no longer maintained.
[music] There is a kind of invisible logic to human connection [music] that functions with something approaching consistency.
When one person [music] continuously channels their attention and energy towards someone who is withdrawing, the result often runs counter [music] to what was hoped for.
Consider the bond as a line connecting two people.
If one side applies steady [music] pressure, reaching, pulling, trying to close the gap, the response from the other side tends [music] to be resistance.
A countering force that maintains some sense [music] of balance and autonomy.
The act of chasing appears to generate its own opposing current.
During the time that all focus remains [music] fixed on the other person, the checking, the wondering, the hours of quiet mental rehearsal, that person's underlying [music] sense of ease continues to be quietly sustained.
On some level, they may sense that someone [music] is waiting.
That there is a kind of invisible net held out by another's care.
This certainty allows them to maintain [music] the distance without having to fully confront what that distance actually costs them [music] over time.
The energy directed toward them functions almost [music] like fuel, allowing them to continue the withdrawal without [music] ever sitting with the full weight of what they may be walking away from.
But what tends to happen when [music] that energy source is genuinely withdrawn?
Not as a strategy or a form of punishment, but as a real act [music] of returning to one's own center.
A significant shift in the dynamic often follows.
When the rope [music] is released, the resistance the other person was pressing against disappears.
The effort they were using to maintain the distance [music] suddenly has nothing to push against.
They may find themselves [music] in an unfamiliar stillness.
No one following.
No one waiting just at the edges of their daily awareness. [music] And in that stillness, something tends [music] to begin surfacing.
This is not simply the absence of messages or conversation.
It represents something more like a real shift [music] in the energy between two people.
When the attention that was quietly orienting the other person is [music] genuinely redirected inward, a kind of opening forms.
Initially, the person who stepped back [music] may experience something like relief, a sense of having recovered the space they claimed to need.
But this feeling tends [music] not to remain stable for long.
The relief shifts into something harder to identify, a strange unease, [music] a sense that something essential is no longer present.
A warmth [music] that, even when it occasionally felt like too much, was quietly [music] providing direction.
A flatness in daily life that does not [music] respond to logic or distraction in the ways they might expect.
In this [music] internal state, the mind of the person who withdrew begins to [music] function differently.
No longer spending energy constructing defenses or finding [music] justifications for the distance, those mental resources become available [music] for something new.
Curiosity stirs.
Questions [music] form about why things have grown quiet, whether the connection has [music] genuinely shifted, whether the support they assumed would always be available has actually [music] changed.
The uncertainty that once belonged entirely to the person waiting may [music] begin to migrate toward the one who stepped away.
This process does [music] not tend to happen overnight.
But it does tend to happen.
In withdrawing [music] focus and energy, you return to this person the full weight of their own emotional reality.
[music] Where before only one person carried the fear of loss, that weight [music] now begins to settle back with its original owner.
The absence [music] becomes undeniable.
Not a distant or a theoretical possibility, but something [music] felt directly without anything to soften it.
>> [music] >> And it is often in that contrast that genuine appreciation tends to take root.
What is truly valued [music] tends to become most vivid only when it is no longer simply assumed [music] to be permanent.
For this shift to carry any real weight, the withdrawal of energy needs to be authentic.
Stepping back from communication [music] while the mind remains entirely consumed by thoughts of the other person tends not to [music] create the shift being described.
Energy does not appear to know how to be deceptive. [music] What seems to be required is a genuine return of attention to [music] one's own life, one's own growth, one's own sense of value that does not [music] depend on being chosen by anyone else in order to feel complete.
When the underlying feeling shifts from need [music] toward genuine wholeness, what gets communicated to the world, and perhaps to this specific person, [music] tends to carry a very different quality.
There may [music] be nothing more quietly magnetic than someone who has found a sense of completeness within themselves and no longer needs external validation to feel at ease with who they are.
At that point, the other person may begin to notice [music] what might be described as a kind of energy withdrawal.
They might send [music] an ambiguous message or appear briefly, not yet [music] as a sincere attempt to reconnect, but as a way of testing whether [music] the familiar dynamic is still in place.
If these moments are met with genuineness [music] rather than immediate eagerness, the effect on their inner world tends to [music] deepen.
The ground has shifted in a way that is difficult to overlook or explain away.
[music] The certainty they quietly relied upon is no longer solid.
And now they face something [music] they may not have anticipated, the need to make a real decision in the absence of the chase that once made [music] the distance feel comfortable and safe.
The energy gap, when it is genuine, [music] functions something like an amplifier for truth.
Without [music] the background noise of pursuit or emotional drama, whatever is real about the bond becomes [music] more present to both people simultaneously.
If the connection [music] is genuine, the quiet is unlikely to dissolve it.
It may instead [music] make it more vivid, more persistent, more difficult [music] to rationalize away with logic or distraction.
Physical distance [music] stops functioning as a comfortable retreat and begins to feel like something else entirely.
Something closer to an ache that deepens rather than fades [music] with time.
The need to address what has been left unresolved [music] begins to feel less optional and more like something that [music] will eventually need to be faced regardless.
And while none of this can be [music] stated with absolute certainty, while the timing and the form [music] of any genuine movement forward ultimately belongs to forces larger than or predict, [music] what tends hold true is this: when a connection of real depth exists between two people, [music] the inner work of becoming whole within yourself does not appear to go unnoticed.
On some level that [music] neither person may be entirely able to explain, the shift is registered.
And when the moment finally arrives, >> [music] >> not manufactured, not forced, but arising naturally from both people having done something honest [music] and real within themselves, things may align in ways that even the most skeptical mind [music] would find genuinely difficult to dismiss.
Write in the comments the [music] number that feels most present in your awareness right now.
11 >> [music] >> 111 or 1,111.
In Union psychology recurring patterns and synchronicities >> [music] >> are not considered random noise.
They are often understood >> [music] >> as signals from the unconscious.
Quiet signs that something within is [music] moving toward alignment even before the outer world reflects it back.
If one of those [music] numbers has been appearing for you recently it may be worth pausing to notice what that recognition [music] actually feels like inside.
And if this has reached you at a moment when something within you [music] already sensed it was time subscribe to Carl Jung Psychology turn on notifications [music] and stay close to this work.
The conversations unfolding on [music] this channel are built for the people willing to look honestly at what is real and for what may [music] become possible when they finally do. What makes this particularly difficult to sit with is that the shadow [music] as Carl Jung described it is not simply a collection of negative qualities.
It is everything [music] that has been pushed underground. The tenderness that once felt too dangerous to show.
The need for closeness that was met with disappointment too [music] many times.
The part of a person that wanted to be chosen but learned instead to act [music] as though it did not care.
When a genuine bond begins to draw these buried parts [music] back toward the surface the reaction is rarely calm or measured.
It tends to [music] feel more like being pulled toward something both deeply wanted and deeply threatening [music] at the same time.
This is why the behavior [music] of someone navigating their shadow self in the presence of real love can appear so contradictory [music] from the outside.
What looks like coldness may actually be a form of overwhelm.
What reads [music] as withdrawal may be the closest thing to honesty that this person currently knows how to express.
Understanding [music] this does not mean accepting poor treatment or waiting without limit while neglecting [music] your own well-being.
It means holding a wider and [music] more honest view of what may actually be unfolding beneath the surface.
One that creates space for something real to eventually [music] find its way through if both people are willing to do the inner work that genuine connection tends [music] to ask of us.
There is one more thing worth carrying with you from everything explored here.
The person you are, the one who has chosen to understand [music] rather than simply react, who has stayed curious rather than collapsing into bitterness.
That version [music] of you is not a weakness.
In Union psychology, the willingness to look honestly [music] at what is happening in the unconscious layers of a bond rather than only responding to what appears on the surface is considered [music] one of the rarest and most developed forms of psychological awareness a person can reach.
Most people [music] never arrive there.
They tend to respond from the ego.
>> Mhm.
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