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To open something so thoroughly it can never be put back in the box.
means To take items out of a container, or to break an idea down into its tangled component parts.
from Literally un-doing the medieval pack — a bundle strapped to a peddler's back — then drafted by therapists and academics to mean dissecting feelings and arguments.
Software senseUnpacking a zip file dates to the 1980s.
Therapy creepThe let's-unpack-that meaning exploded after 1990.
One-way streetNobody ever offers to repack your trauma.