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T-squares put all your pressure onto one exhausted point

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An opposition bisected by a square creates a harsh T-shape. All the tension funnels directly into the apex, meaning one specific area of your life constantly takes the absolute brunt of your consistently worst decision-making skills.

T-squares put all your pressure onto one exhausted point
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