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Society & Hypocrisy

Time-Consuming — Phoenix Heart

By Poe
January 1, 2024 1 Min Read
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Entitlement often prevents people from engaging in genuine goodwill.
This consistent, gut-wrenching behavior acts as a mask, similar to the
question, “Why is he always wearing a smile when it’s clear he’s
carrying a burden?”
Examples of such behaviors include narcissistic tendencies,
confused and disorderly conduct, and victim blaming.
His mental and physical strength set him apart from what he is
truly capable of. Yet you can’t turn off a setting without exploring its
purpose or limits. Fight against the confusion that stifles your
imagination. Do not swallow your pride; that is the truth in the fight.
“It is what it is.” Your purpose is neither to be shunned nor to create
an uproar. Expressing your thoughts and emotions is a cry for help, or
for attention.
Entitlement often borrows from people doing goodwill. That
needs more attention than the outskirts of what’s not within.
Focus.

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