12/10/2025
In the moment you say “no,” the body can feel suddenly unaccompanied, as if all the old memories of disconnection rush into the space you’ve just cleared.
Somatic psychotherapy and trauma work allow that ache to be witnessed—shaky legs, tight throat, hollow chest—until the system discovers it can stay with itself even when others step back. Over time, aloneness begins to feel less like exile and more like a lucid, quiet room where your needs are no longer negotiated away.
What becomes possible in your relationships when you are no longer abandoning yourself to avoid that room?
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