As Aversions

What is an Aversion?

Aversion can be seen as a "developed disinclination" or "deficiency."

If a fragment is seen as an aversion, that fragment would be something a person generally harbors a moderate dispassion for because situations involving it consistently produces negative or agitating experiences, regardless of whether they're the ones to make use of that specific fragment or if others (often in their own natural aptitude) subject that person to memories of own (past or present) deficiency.

When treating the fragments as aversions, . . .

Breadth : you produce a vague, shapeless identity.

Harmony : you make inflexible, unaccommodating spaces.

Evolution : you struggle to make the changes you want in the world.

Vitality : you often fail to retain memories and physical sensations.

Will : you find it difficult to create cohesion between associations.

Causality : you flee repetition, with ever-changing habits and routines.

Presence : you avoid creating clear distinctions between things.

Resonance : you avoid creating associations between things.

Judgement : you fail to prevent and correct changes in actions.