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Lewis Howes asked Macken Murphy a great question: How do you actually know when someone is truly in love with you? Macken (drawing from the work of world-renowned anthropologist Helen Fisher) gave a clear answer: the strongest sign is obsessive thinking. You can’t stop thinking about them. Their car...

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i really admire the way hyunjin thinks 🥺 he also thought for about 30 seconds before answering this his answer was so deep too.. 🥹 🥟 youre asking if paintings ever changed the way i see the world? 🥟 of course. for me though not just paintings but photos and videos too. the more things i love the more i try to see everything in a more beautiful way because of that i dont really feel any discomfort 🥟 like externally... hm.. it makes me feel a little more at ease. anyway the more things you like the higher the chance you see something you love so i try not to hate things 🥟 i think i used to be a very pessimistic person but just as the things i love started to pile up little by little, almost like i was collecting things, at some point it feels like they became my whole world. so rather than seeing everything negatively i think i really try to see everything just more positively even if it takes a little bit of effort 🥟 once you try to stop looking at things negatively all together then nothing bad exists anymore. at least thats how it feels to me. i think this became one of the things that shaped me to be who i am now 🥟 that's why i hope you spend your days without feeling too much pain, sad too, or bad moods 🥟 you might not always be happy but uhm... i think its possible to at least avoid being unhappy. of course if someone treats you badly or does something that upsets you well thats their fault. you cant really help but feel upset in those situations and thats that. but aside from things like that.. just... just.... yeah thats why i like thinking this way

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Chat: Zeudi, how many real friends you have?” Zeudi: Honestly guys, if we want to talk about friendship today… it’s a very big topic. Because when you fall in love, you fall in love — you don’t really choose it. But when you build a friendship with someone, that’s something you do choose. You choose it every day. Just like you choose your family. So the concept of friendship is actually simple: there are friends, and then there are social circles. I have many social circles — but real friends? Maybe one. Two. Maybe not even that. Friends? No. Mostly social groups. I think in life we all have people we spend time with, people to have fun with. But friendship itself is more complex. The people who are lucky enough to build friendships from childhood — that’s different. When you’re young, there aren’t as many layers, masks, or ulterior motives. You’re more naive, more genuine. So friendships can be deeper, more carefree, without overthinking. As adults, it’s harder. It’s harder to make real friends because you know that sometimes it’s “friends, friends”… and then they steal your bike. You have to be careful. I’m not trying to be pessimistic, but it’s better to live with realistic expectations. Appreciate the people who make you feel good as company — that’s fair. But friendship, like love, is built over years. There are people who date for a short time and say “I love you.” For me, honestly, that’s ridiculous. How can you love someone after two months? Three months? Even a year or two? Maybe if you’ve lived together every single day and truly shared life, I can understand it more. But there are people who say “I love you,” break up, get with someone else, and say “I love you” again. For me, that’s not love. Love is built over years, brick by brick — just like friendship. It takes time. People say, “That’s my best friend.” Sure, you can say that. But I personally know that even someone I call a best friend could still betray me. Because I know human nature. I believe in friendship, and I believe in love — but I also know they’re rare. Very rare. Infatuation isn’t a choice. But love, after a while, becomes a choice. And that’s when it starts to resemble friendship. Do you get what I mean? So in my opinion, we need to be realistic. Real friendship is built over years. And the ones who managed to build it from childhood — that’s the truest kind. Because truly knowing someone takes time. 😮‍💨

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