Your emergency response is motion. You get in the car, take the shift in another city, end it before it can end you, change the room around at two in the morning. Movement makes you feel alive again, and stillness in a crisis feels like being buried.
Sometimes the move is exactly right, and you are quicker than most people to leave a situation that is genuinely finished. But motion also works as anaesthetic. You can outrun a feeling for a remarkably long time, and the cost is a pattern of clean escapes that never quite resolve, the same crisis meeting you again in a new postcode.
The mature version keeps the mobility and adds a delay. Move your body daily, and give any irreversible decision a fixed number of days before you are allowed to act on it.
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