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Intolerance
You've heard it since you were a teeny-tiny kid: Everyone is different. It's entirely true, whether people choose to believe it or not. People change constantly. What was hot yesterday, isn't nesseccarily so hot today.
Teenagers are entirely too judgmental, and one can only hope that fact will change as we grow older.
We search for pointless, insignificant faults in everyone.
It could be as vain as hair color, clothing, shoes, cars, ect...
Once in a blue moon, you might find someone that thinks on a deeper level. Maybe somebody that thinks about religion, philosophy, or intelligence.
My question to you is:
Why is finding someone like that such a rarity?
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It's sad that finding these people is so rare. The one person like this in my life is my entire reason for living. Everyone that knows him looks up to him.
I'm very bad at finding the silver lining in most situations, or life in general. So when he walked into my life, I knew that I didn't need to look for a silver lining any more. My silver lining had found me.