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=== Assistant: That tightening matters. === That tightening matters. It’s your body saying: capacity exceeded. What’s happening right now: * You’re holding three nervous systems. * You’re suppressing action and emotion. * That creates muscular bracing (jaw, chest) — classic “don’t intervene, don’t flee” bind. This isn’t anxiety. It’s inhibited agency. Micro-reset (60–90 seconds, subtle): * Drop your tongue from the roof of your mouth. Let it rest heavy. * Exhale longer than you inhale (even by 1–2 counts). * Press your feet into the floor and notice pressure, not feeling. No meaning-making yet. Just unload tension. Reframe to reduce load You’re not here to: * assess readiness for a caregiver * decide what they should do * protect either of them You are here to: * witness how the system runs without you compensating That’s data, not duty. Key insight Your body learned early that stillness = danger. So even observation feels like neglect. It isn’t. You’re expanding capacity by not stepping in. If the clenching doesn’t ease after the micro-reset, that’s your signal to change physical position, not thoughts. Movement before meaning. Stay with me if you want. I can help you metabolize what you’re holding without turning it into action.
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