A person realizes their life choices were driven by societal pressure to produce, not their own desires. They explore how culture ties human worth to productivity and output, and why reconnecting with sensitivity and the nervous system matters more than external achievement.
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And that took me into this roller coaster of, you know, realizing that maybe what I thought, the life that I thought was good for me was actually not something I was choosing from a conscious place, but something that was like guided to me and, and pretty much society telling me, oh yeah, like this is what you do. This is what you do at 30. This is what you do at 35. And. And this is your identity and this is who you are and your all worthiness, it's linked to your output in this world and who you are doesn't really matter. So long story short, it took me into this ride of the nervous system and how connecting sensitivity into our life and actually connecting back to our humanness.