CuriousCricket
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Different perspectives. I see this as a huge ball of twine or knotted cord that has become more difficult with passing time. It is tied and tangled, seemingly impossible to get straight. I understand starting with one thread, following it, struggling and untying a knot then following the thread/cord further, focusing on what is nearest . Sometimes, I also go to the other end and follow another cord inward untangling there where I can. It's tedious and time-consuming. But eventually, all the work pays off.whereas it's nice for them to have new experiences and the training and all, it's not about them, ultimately or their comfort zones.
there's a long line of murdered bodies stretching out quite a way and they have been inadequately investigated because the victims are considered persona non grata.
Therein lies the problem and sweeping this gigantic mound into a corner and pretending to give it due attention is a helluva gaslight.
No.