There's a moment when tolerance becomes betrayal. You've been accepting less, compromising more, making excuses for behaviour that crosses lines you didn't even know you had. Then something shifts. Not sadness about your situation. Not disappointment in your choices. Anger. Sharp, clarifying anger at what you've allowed to happen.
That anger isn't irrational. It's information. And it often knows things your conscious mind has been too polite, too placid, too conflict-avoidant to acknowledge.
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