Patience isn’t always the virtue we think it is.
Patience isn’t always a strength. Sometimes, it’s suppression or fear in disguise.
We’re told to wait our turn, endure, and hold back. But what if your patience is a sign of emotional suppression — not wisdom?
New research shows that patience isn’t always a virtue. It can be a coping mechanism — one that keeps you stuck in situations you should’ve walked away from.
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