Realism In Real Life

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10 Realizations you should have at least once in your life
If you don’t, you’re an aberration. It could be for the worse or the better, but hey, at least you get to lead an extraordinary life; which could again be for the worse or the better.
It is always in moments of intense pain, jubilation, sadness or sheer boredom – the not so cut-and-dried situations, when you pause to analyze and form your own crooked opinions and perceptions about life.
It’s a misconception that this tendency is linked with the grey-haired stage of existence. On the contrary, it is from a very tender age that we start to form these notions. Shaped by experiences, media, the people around us and in some unfortunate cases, even tittle-tattle, they seep into our daily lives and become a part of our personality.
Here we go-

1. Few friends matter. Others are simply antimatter. (Dan Browniation!)
There was a time when you needed extra hands to count the number of friends you have. Then, you grew up.
Birthday parties went from being elaborate affairs to quality time spent with a few dear ones. You realized that you …show more content…

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