WORTH
Concept

Two Truths

The same silence can mean peace to one person and loneliness to the other.

01The principle

Every relationship has at least two versions. Yours and theirs. They are not competing claims about a single set of facts; they are two accurate reports from two positions. A method that resolves them into one number destroys the only information worth having.

So WORTH never averages. It keeps both accounts intact, side by side, and reads the distance between them.

02What it looks like
One account

I protect our evenings. That is how I show up.

The other

Evenings are the one time I feel like an item on a list.

Illustration only — written for this page, not taken from anyone's assessment.

03What it refuses to do

WORTH never says who is right.

It does not tell you to stay or to leave, it does not label one partner accurate and the other mistaken, and it never shows one person the other's raw answers. What is shared is the interpretation of the distance — with the evidence attached, so both people can argue with it.

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