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Managing knowledge and feelings that can't be shared
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this post was submitted on 24 Mar 2026
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I personally feel like it can't be done in a healthy way. It'll probably be manageable, but I personally think humans are so social that "healthy" is only possible if one is able to share their experience.
Yes I was quite afraid, or maybe just somewhat prepared, that a healthy solution is not possible.
I guess I should note that a minimization of pain is better than nothing. So I’ll take any ideas that are healthy-adjacent at least.
Understandable :) I guess the closest would be to read/listen to experiences of other people feeling/experiencing the same thing as you, which certainly do exist.
Thanks, if I somehow stumble on somebody who mentions even one thing I can relate to, I’ll be sure to listen and absorb what was said.