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The Dangers of Safety and How to Live Fully

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“A ship in a harbor is safe, but that’s not what a ship is built for.” ~John Augustus Shedd Growing up in the Midwest in a traditional family steeped in Catholic values, safety was paramount.

We adhered to conventional roles: father, mother, brother, and sister, with me as the baby sister. My parents were loving, but my mom parented through a lens of fear, constantly worrying about potential dangers.

This fierce protection was a testament to her love, yet it ingrained in me the belief that taking the safe route was the only way to navigate life.

One day, when I didn’t get off the bus because I went to a track meet after school, I was met with a sobbing woman when I got home an hour late.

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