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Get What’s on the Inside Out
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Psychology Today: The Latest
Whether your own yearning for self-expression involves teaching, dancing, leadership, community-building, or running a restaurant, the hunger is the same: to get what’s on the inside out.
To express means to push outward, to press into being: not just to transmit but to reveal, the way tears reveal grief and dreams reveal desires.
And what’s pushed down doesn’t tend to obediently stay down.
To try telling a loved one what's really on your mind.
And you’ll see what’s on the inside that wants out.