refuse-hollowing

What problem does it solve?

The discipline of maintaining discretionary cooperation in the small, reachable actions that keep relationships alive when systems hollow out, enabling practitioners to act with specificity rather than withdraw.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Small, concrete refusals: perform precise, reachable actions (e.g., timely responses, careful deadlines, attentive listening) to preserve substantive relationships.
• Context-aware scope: prioritizes actions within the user's actual reach and avoids systemic reform or broad advocacy.
• Narrative & accountability: supports the maintenance of the imaginal channel through consistent, credible interactions linked to hierohistorical framing.

Quick Start

Begin by identifying a specific, reachable action you can preserve in the conversation and perform one concrete refusal in your next applicable interaction.