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Our human condition
We as individuals, are fickle in nature. Humans, as a race, create catastrophes in one second and then miracles the next. The human condition portrays us as characters who want to have love around them, both loving others and being loved. As an individual, one also has the strong will to do whatever it is that they think must be done for them to achieve peace. Whether it be the perseverance to disobey the law to stay truthful to one's family or defying the rules you had sworn to, to stick up for those who lack the ability to do so themselves, the actions involving the human condition are prevalent in all walks of life. Many also strive for perfection, as part of human nature, even though it is seemingly unattainable. We as a race are subjected to discriminatory behaviors, the pointing out of flaws, and act of dreams shattering. However, with all the negative aspects that one might be exposed to as they progress in life, there will a new sense of character from overcoming the treacherous adversities in their path. Human condition is truly a difficult thing to address on a verbal level. Nonetheless, the way humans live and strive to achieve greatness in their everyday life is a common trait shared amongst the seven billion living individuals in this world. The human condition contains a certain magic, allowing everyone to truly grow and demonstrate to the world what they really mean when it comes to pushing forward.
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