Can Perspective and Fact Be Interchangeable? In a world where personal opinions, experiences, and biases shape the way we interpret information, a common rebuttal to factual claims is: “That’s just your perspective.” This response raises a critical question—can perspective and fact be interchangeable? More importantly, does fact truly exist if everyone has a different perspective […]
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Mar
A Coward, A Liar, A Generous and Honest Person in a “Wholesome” Relationship Introduction Relationships are complex, but when one person exhibits paradoxical traits—cowardice, dishonesty, generosity, and honesty—wrapped up in a narcissistic personality, the dynamic becomes even more perplexing. How does someone who appears confident and self-assured harbor deep-rooted cowardice? How can they be both […]
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Mar
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Can You Feel Love, Think Love, and Yet Be Incapable of Showing It? Love is often seen as a powerful force—something we feel deeply, think about constantly, and express freely. Yet, what happens when someone feels love, intellectualizes it, but struggles or even fails to show it? Can love truly exist without expression? This paradox […]
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Mar
Gifts are often seen as symbols of love, appreciation, and goodwill. But what happens when an unexpected, expensive gift carries unseen weight—when it comes with unknown expectations that stir unease, heartache, or even misjudgment? While generosity is generally a positive trait, receiving an extravagant gift without clarity of intent can create an emotional and psychological […]
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Nov
Nov
The question “Is church a scam?” is bold and provocative, sparking intense emotions and reactions from people on different ends of the religious spectrum. For some, the idea of associating a place of worship with deception seems offensive or absurd. For others, this question might resonate, particularly if they’ve had negative experiences with organized religion. […]
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Nov
For decades, a college or university education has been touted as the golden ticket to success. Parents, teachers, and society at large often push young people towards obtaining a degree as a means of securing a stable, prosperous future. But is this long-standing belief still valid in today’s world? With statistics showing that 95% of […]
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Nov
Nov
We Are All a Collection of Books: On the Stories We Hold Within In life, we’re each like books on a shelf—distinct volumes bound in unique covers, filled with stories, truths, mysteries, and contradictions. But much like the books that line a library, the depth of our content often goes unread by those around us. […]
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Nov
The phrase “I can’t read your mind” often surfaces in conversations, usually when one party feels frustrated or misunderstood. On the surface, it seems like an innocent declaration of human limitation — after all, none of us are psychic. However, when we unpack its emotional undertones and social implications, it becomes clear that this statement […]
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Oct
In today’s fast-paced and hyper-connected world, relationships can often take on a transactional or conditional nature, driven by convenience, necessity, or mutual benefit rather than emotional depth or genuine care. While some may argue that these relationships serve their purpose in specific contexts—whether in the workplace, social circles, or even romantic settings—the truth is that […]
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How to Recognize the Disadvantages of Good Old Friends Friendships, especially those that have stood the test of time, hold immense value. Good old friends often know us better than anyone, having shared life’s ups and downs over the years. These relationships are built on trust, shared experiences, and mutual support. However, like any close […]