I think "you've got to relax" is a strange think to say.
Having to do something just puts pressure on it, which doesn't work with relaxing.
But "you're allowed to relax" is something I like, it creates space for the relax, permission.
I think "you've got to relax" is a strange think to say.
Having to do something just puts pressure on it, which doesn't work with relaxing.
But "you're allowed to relax" is something I like, it creates space for the relax, permission.
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