That erosion of cumulative impact under financial pressure is exactly the phenomenon I was trying to name. When conditions tighten, perspective often collapses first.
Also your reflection on the point about worth existing before resolution feels essential: if worth were contingent on circumstances, we’d never be stable enough to respond wisely to change. I appreciate you articulating that so clearly.
Thank you for this—beautifully put.
That erosion of cumulative impact under financial pressure is exactly the phenomenon I was trying to name. When conditions tighten, perspective often collapses first.
Also your reflection on the point about worth existing before resolution feels essential: if worth were contingent on circumstances, we’d never be stable enough to respond wisely to change. I appreciate you articulating that so clearly.