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The animal instincts inscribed in our genescannot be easily restrained by reason alone.Especially in threatening situations,the more we are cornered, the more readily they emerge.We wear the veneer of intellect and culture, instilled by society,yet, ultimately, humans are animals endowed with survival instincts.We simply live our lives pretendingto deny this fundamental truth.

Despair renders a person inert.Inertia gnaws away at motivation,and in the space where motivation once lived,only postponed tasks accumulate.Internal monologues grow louder,while concentration dissolves.Nothing comes to hand,and even enduring a single day feels heavy. In such a state,normal social functioning can no longer be sustained.A person caught in cascading collapsewithdraws from ordinary communication,cuts off connection … 더 읽기

What use is regret once everything has already passed,and what meaning is there in realization that comes too late? We should be grateful while we are still together,and remain faithful to this very momentso that fewer regrets may quietly settle in the heart. To be able to face one another now,to share our hearts,to feel … 더 읽기

Regardless of age,regardless of how much experience one may have,when facing something never tried before,encountering trial and error is only natural.It is simply how learning works. Ignorance itself is not something to be ashamed of.What is truly shamefulis pretending to knowpropping up one’s pridewhile remaining unaware. Do not look down on others,and do not parade … 더 읽기

After working so hard, I tell myself I deserve comfort.To soothe a wounded heart,I frame indulgence as a reward for stressan expensive restaurant, luxury goods,a trip, a stay at a high-end hotel. “This much extravagance is acceptable,”I whisper, persuading myself.But it is worth pausing to askwhether such spending is trulyan appropriate and efficient form of … 더 읽기