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In many cultures, there are passed down stories of the inevitability of fate. It’s iron clad strength to chain our feet down to a destiny not in our hands. The red string, the pages from Brahma, the Greek Fates weaving the thread of life for humans. A predetermined path that links each of us to
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“It’s just the age. Everyone at your age feels the same way. Once you get older life will slowly settle in.” These words ring heavy in my mind, weighing heavier with every second that passes. Words meant to be reassuring, cast severe doubt across my heart. The entirety of my emotions, spanning the vast territory
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The action of waking up in the morning is not something many think twice about. Despite the begrudging attitude and the craving for those precious extra five minutes, the action as a whole is in a way involuntary; everyone wakes up ready for the new day. It’s hard to imagine the action of waking up
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“Describe them” A simple question such as this reduces the five senses to just two: visual and auditory. When someone presents themselves the first thing someone notices is how that person looks, of course this is if blindness is not an issue. The phrase about first impressions being the most important exists for a reason.
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“I don’t see color.” These words are unoriginal, they are not born from creativity or a spontaneous moment in life. They are words that have been passed from one mouth to a pair of ears and so on. They are words that have been cultivated, harvested by those choosing to escape a truth. A reality
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When change is referenced it is always split down the middle, either it is being appreciated or abhorred. Are these the only connotations for change? When looked at generally, yes, but the whole world can be broken down to a simple 50/50 view. Change is too complex for a view like that, many times the
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The age old saying “ignorance is bliss” has been passed down for as long as I can remember. Even being an immigrant I’ve heard my own family use variations of this phrase. It has at this point became a global phrase, mass produced in multiple languages. But what does this phrase truly stand for? Ignorance:
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Right now in the world we live in, not just our planet, but the society we have created, the civilization that has formed, there is imminent danger. Concepts that have lived forever but have conveniently been brushed aside by some new national issue or the other are coming out in full force in what seems
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