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There was a time our dramas raised basic existential questions and showed characters searching for philosophical answers. Unmatchable acting, pure class & cinema. How did we go from Ishfaq Ahmed's metaphysical/physical quests to modern day souless content, i've no idea.

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Back in our Basic School days, when we lost a fellow student, the entire school went into deep mourning. For days, the atmosphere changed completely, no laughter, no excitement, especially in the class of the deceased. As children, it was a heavy reality to face, losing someone we sat with, learned with, and played with. On the day of the burial, a few students, particularly classmates, would be taken to pay their last respects. Even in our grief, discipline was paramount. We were never allowed to wear “koogyan” on our heads or arms. We were expected to appear neat, composed, and respectful, a reflection of the school’s values even in sorrow. There were no loudspeakers, no music, no funeral posters, no elaborate displays. We were taught that the passing of a child was not something to be turned into a spectacle. It rather calls on the spirit of death on young children. It was a solemn moment, one that demanded quiet reflection, not celebration. After paying our respects, we returned straight to campus: no processions, no cemetery attendance, no dancing, nothing of that sort. We were considered too young for such experiences, dancing at the funeral grounds of a colleague student? Chaiii. And honestly, it shaped our understanding of discipline and respect for life. Even through SHS, that standard held for me. I never experienced such. Today, however, seeing school children, especially from missionary schools, dancing at the funeral of a fellow student feels unsettling. It raises questions about how much has changed. Perhaps it’s time we reflect: have our standards evolved… or have we simply lowered them?

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Putin once more blames the West for starting the war: "We did not want to fight and did not start fighting; rather, a war was brought upon us." "There was no need for NATO to begin military development of our historical territories in the interest of the organization itself and to plan bases there." Comment from me: Of course, these are all lies. Russia carries the blame entirely for starting the war of aggression in 2014 and then launching a full-scale invasion in 2022. Putin wants to present the war as an existential event when it was, in fact, his conscious and unprovoked choice. Impunity pushed Russia towards more aggression.

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Anton Gerashchenko

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Actually this is such an amazing way to talk about Ticket To Heaven from psychological pov. It helps you to understand their characters better and how close it is with our reality 🥹🤍 #TicketToHeaven #GeminiFourth #เจมีไนน์โฟร์ท 👩: At first glance, we might think this is simply a story about one young person changing another. But from a psychological perspective, the important people in our lives don't necessarily come into our lives to change us. They come to help us see what has already existed within us 👩: During adolescence, friends play a very important role bcs they're the first space where we begin to experiment with being ourselves outside the gaze of our families. 👩: Sometimes, another person doesn't change who we are. Instead, they make us start asking questions that we never allowed ourselves to ask. What Barth did for Tanrak may not have been leading him away from his faith. Rather, Barth made him begin to ask how the beliefs he held were connected to his real life. Are the things he truly wants genuinely his own? And is it possible for him to love someone without having to stop being himself? 👩: These questions don't have easy answers. Growing up isn't about rushing to find the answers. It's about having the courage to stay with those questions long enough. Growing up may not make those questions disappear, but it gradually helps us take greater responsibility for our own answers 🥹🤍

Actually this is such an amazing way to talk about Ticket To Heaven from psychological pov. It helps you to understand their characters better and how close it is with our reality 🥹🤍 #TicketToHeaven #GeminiFourth #เจมีไนน์โฟร์ท 👩: At first glance, we might think this is simply a story about one young person changing another. But from a psychological perspective, the important people in our lives don't necessarily come into our lives to change us. They come to help us see what has already existed within us 👩: During adolescence, friends play a very important role bcs they're the first space where we begin to experiment with being ourselves outside the gaze of our families. 👩: Sometimes, another person doesn't change who we are. Instead, they make us start asking questions that we never allowed ourselves to ask. What Barth did for Tanrak may not have been leading him away from his faith. Rather, Barth made him begin to ask how the beliefs he held were connected to his real life. Are the things he truly wants genuinely his own? And is it possible for him to love someone without having to stop being himself? 👩: These questions don't have easy answers. Growing up isn't about rushing to find the answers. It's about having the courage to stay with those questions long enough. Growing up may not make those questions disappear, but it gradually helps us take greater responsibility for our own answers 🥹🤍

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