Wasn't going to post here for a while. But if people are going to start talking about breakdowns, then there is something I want to speak of. 'Breakdown' can sometimes be spoken of as weak in relation to a 'not breaking down' which involves rigidly holding on to structures (beliefs ways of thinking etc) so as to promote an image of strength. What if this isn't actually so true? That sometimes one can experience a 'breaking down within - yet one doesn't have to react to this in a way that, in extreme cases would lead to the hospital. Instead one can recognise that all that is happening is that one structure is being let go of that it may be replaces to another. It is just a natural part of change. And there is even
a suggestion that it is those that can move through this in smooth and balanced manner that will know a strength beyond that which can be known by clinging to rigid structures even if they claim to be superior to those that have known breakdown.