Original Advice
“DO: Share one honest feeling before changing the subject.”
Name It Before You Bolt
You deflect like a pro. Joke, pivot, ask a question, disappear. You call it efficiency, but it's armor. People leave your orbit impressed, not connected. The truth is simple and sharp: your speed hides your fear. Stop sparring with air. Drop one clean feeling before you dodge. Let the room watch you risk it. You’ll live. Your heart wants friction, not flight.
One sentence is a lever. It cracks the shell without a spectacle. It teaches your body that contact is not fatal. It gives other people a place to meet you besides your bravado. It turns arguments into choices and silences into bridges. Precision is your superpower. Use it on your insides. Say the thing once. Then move on, lighter, faster, truer.
Cosmic Context
You are Mars-ruled fire: built for first moves, not evasions. Courage here is not attack; it’s naming the heat without burning the room.
Action
──────Before changing topics, say: "I felt hurt by that."
✨ You are allowed to be soft without losing your edge. ✨