The Economy - Understanding why Trump is bad for the economy requires some prior knowledge about the way the economy actually works. Trump's policies are the epitome of everything trickle-down economists believe to be good and right. There are a number of problems with the trickle-down economic theory, but before I get into that, let me objectively define what that sort of an economy supposedly looks like. In a nutshell, having a low income tax on the rich is supposed to encourage them to expand their businesses so that they provide more jobs to the working class families and therefore trickle-down the wealth that they have. Sounds great, right? Too bad it doesn't work and has never worked in the history of this country or any other country for that matter. Let’s talk about why that might be. In the real world of economics it is understood that when the wealthy get large sums of money they do use a portion of the money to expand their business, that’s to be expected, but where they expand is always in direct relation to cost. Makes sense, right? The point of a business is to maximize profits after all, but wait. Regardless of big tax breaks, which trump wants to give to the wealthy business owners NOT THE MIDDLE CLASS. Big businesses are going to hire the cheapest labor available. Reducing their taxes isn't going to make the working class more marketable against cheap foreign labor. It's simply going to increase the amount of money that is going into the pockets of these insanely rich guys, which benefits this country absolutely none, because, again, trickle down economics doesn't work. Instead of investing in this countries people, the wealthy frequently outsource to the cheapest option, so unless you want to work sweatshop wages to be employed, then it’s kind of pointless to buy into the idea that Trump will be a good leader in the economy, but there is more. On top of the fact that reducing taxes for wealthy people will not create jobs for our middle class, Trump has expressed no interest in disrupting the current imbalance that exists in wealth distribution. If you are a U.S citizen then you most likely pay taxes. If you don't, then good luck to you, but if you are from middle class family you probably have felt a bit of pressure trying to make the numbers click, right? Trump actually doesn't really want to change your taxes all that much. You are going to be paying about the same amount in taxes under his plan while the wealthy get massive tax breaks and can send their money over seas to sit in tax havens or to be turned into cheap labor. Oh wait, what was that thing about tax havens? The thing is that the wealthy don't pay taxes (*that’s probably why trump hasn't released his taxes), what they do is they put their money in foreign banks that take away the governments ability to tax those profits. So not only do they trickle-down their wealth into foreign markets but they don't even pay a comparative amount of their wealth to the government as the middle and lower classes. It’s rather ironic that someone who seemingly has enough economic savvy to run a successful and profitable business would actually be such a detriment to the economy, but perhaps its not that ironic. Trump has benefited from the trickle down economic system that has been prevalent in this country’s politics and capital for many decades. He doesn't see the negative effects that his principles have on the economy because he's never had to face them himself. If you are voting because you want to see an improvement to the economy then Trump is not your man.
The Lies - Frequently trump supporters will congratulate him on his separation from politics and seem to be in some sort of elysian trance about his honesty and willingness to vocalize his opinions. Before I address Trumps lack of decorum I want to point out the fact that if politicians are known for being untrustworthy, then regardless of his political background, Trump would seem to be pretty keen on the whole politician aesthetic. Trump has a tendency to deny statements that proof shows he has made and he tends to exaggerate his points with bombast or misused or misquoted facts. There is something to be said about Hillary’s honesty as well but the idea that Trump is a person of fact, and of clear thought and altruism is simply just another lie that he has convinced people of. Trump is playing the game just as much as any politician would. It’s gone so far that Hillary’s campaign has used this against him by setting up a “fact checker” that scrutinizes his statements. What is particularly bad about this situation is Trump has a legion of blind followers. Hillary is known as a politician who doesn't reveal all of the truth and her opponents and supporters scrutinize her because of it. Trump isn't scrutinized to the same degree. He’s not a politician, he speaks his mind, he will make America great again, but why would you trust a man who so frequently lies? He refutes statements that he has made, if a man can’t commit to the words he says then why would you expect him to uphold the agreements he makes? Following someone blindly and buying into his messages without scrutiny makes you a participant in demagoguery. Trump is not a leader that will bring us a better tomorrow. That is a fallacy. If you truly scrutinize Trump then you will see him to be just as if not more untrustworthy as his opponent. Don't let him sell you something before you are properly aware of what it is he stands for.- The division - Trump, in his political game, has used something terrible to garner support. He has gathered a massive following of “silent majority” voters who want to stop the progression of our society to a more inclusive and safe community for all of it’s participants. I obviously can’t tell anyone what virtues you are supposed to live by but one of the virtues that most seem to hold onto is the one that reminds us to love our neighbors. Instead of looking at what makes us different and passing judgments on entire groups of people we should be looking for ways to work together with one another. Being an American is about being whatever you are and participating in this wonderful experiment. Tear down walls, don't build them, that goes for the walls in our own society and the walls that exist between our society and others. Whether we like it or not we exist in this world with other countries, with other people, and we should be focusing on what makes us similar and what we can do to make life better for everyone instead of ways of secluding ourselves. Trumps foreign policy would shatter the ties we have with the world, they would forge bonds of hatred that should be bonds of love. Who would want to live in a world like that, a world where we only see what makes us different and respond with fear? Not me, I want to live in a world where differences are celebrated and where the world gets along fine and violence and hate-speech don't have a place at the center of the world stage. What’s particularly scary about Trump isn't the fact that he holds these divisive ideas or that he screams them in carnival fashion, but rather that there is such a large group of people who seemingly hold the same attitudes. It’s bad enough that even if I did agree with Trump on the economy and even if I didn't mind the lies or the demagoguery then I simply would not be able to to vote for him out of moral judgment. We need a leader that can go out into the world and show the world whats good about America, not whats ugly and exclusionary.
- The Controversy - Again, I want to address the fact that Hilary has her fair share of controversy. This article isn't about convincing people to vote for her its about opening the eyes of those who aren't aware of the volatile mistake of voting for Trump. Trump wants to be the champion of the middle class but his entire career is full of real life middle-class workers who testify against his ability to look out for the little guy. Work completed and men left unpaid, elaborate scams like Trump University, his track record is far from spotless and he shouldn't have the middle class’s support because of the the crimes he has committed against the hard working people of this country. It’s sickening to see someone who believes in his empty promises to be the savior of the working American. The evidence and his track record just don't align with him fulfilling that sort of a role in the country, not to mention his misguided way of working the economy. If there is any take-away from this article it should be that Trump doesn't represent the people who subscribe to his platform. The middle-class working people of America that are keeping him afloat are going to be extremely disadvantaged if he makes it into office and gets any of his platforms stances into effect. Be smart about your interests and what he would actually do for you and for this country before you go out and vote for him.
- The Deplorability - Bringing up the moral aspect of voting for Trump again- simply put, there is no way that voting for Trump can be deemed a moral decision. Undeniable injustice exists in this country and Trump puts forth no plan to bring about the justice that is due. The way that Trump degrades those around him and those that oppose him is inexcusable. Something can be said for not wanting political correctness to interfere with the truth but nothing can be said for the derogative ways Trump addresses women, muslims, immigrants, foreign leaders, the current president, POC, and most every minority group in this country. Celebrating the way Trump speaks his mind is one thing, but celebrating his hate speech is an immoral act in itself. It is not okay to hate groups of people like that. Every religious person I know holds themselves to some sort of standard when it comes to laying down morals for themselves, and I can tell you that Trump is not a moral man by most religious standards. He has played America’s moral compass against itself and has somehow snaked himself in the hearts of America's right-wing christian coalition, but how? Many of the reasons that they oppose the the democratic party, Trump could also be held liable. The tale of Trump’s success in this election is a strange one. He is a greedy immoral man, who disrespects Christianity’s moral code but has a huge christian following, who disregards the middle class in his policies and business dealings but hold a crazy flock of middle-class voters, and who demoralizes women and minorities but also seems to hold some odd number of women and minority voters somehow. It’s truly baffling to see people support a man as vile and treacherous to this countries viability as he is when the only thing that they would have to gain from his presidency is increased bureaucracy and a worse tomorrow. In the end, if you are reading this, just please take a second look at the candidates in this election objectively. Both major party candidates have so many problems and Gary Johnson is a joke, let's be honest. It’s been rather disheartening as a young voter to be handed the responsibility of determining what type of evil I wanted in office come November. Hopefully if Trump does become president, democracy and I will survive the nuclear wars he is bound to start, and hopefully the next candidates aren't as racist and deplorable and orange as the ones we have today.
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AI music threatens creativity
The Soul of Sound: How AI Challenges Human Expression in Music
29 October
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In an age where artificial intelligence can mimic the voice of Freddie Mercury or reimagine pop hits as synthwave ballads, a new frontier has emerged — one that blurs the line between innovation and erosion. While AI offers undeniable benefits in technical domains, its intrusion into creative arts, especially music, raises urgent questions. Not just about copyright, but about culture, education, and the very soul of artistic expression.
The Illusion of Creativity
AI-generated music is often marketed as “artistic” or “educational.” But what does it really teach?
- That style can be replicated without understanding.
- That emotion can be simulated without feeling.
- That effort can be bypassed with a prompt.
For young creators, this sets a dangerous precedent. Why learn to play guitar when an algorithm can do it faster? Why study harmony when AI can generate chord progressions in seconds? The risk isn’t just laziness — it’s the loss of depth, discipline, and the tactile joy of creation.
I have listened to several AI-generated music covers. My initial reaction was one of considerable impressiveness, particularly regarding the reimagining of classic pop hits in diverse genres with novel arrangements. Here is one good example a-ha — Take On Me
However, after engaging with several such Ai generated song covers, a sense of emotional detachment emerged, attributable to the perceived absence of human artistry and genuine sentiment, resulting in a technically flawless yet ultimately soulless auditory experience.
Copyright in Crisis
What does the copyright law say about AI generated music, especially in field of music covers. Who is liable for copyright in this case, AI developers, people who used AI to generate music or people who published it on music platforms?
Recent lawsuits show that the music industry is pushing back hard:
- Universal, Sony, and Warner sued AI music platforms Suno and Udio in 2024 for allegedly training their models on copyrighted songs without permission Ars Technica The Lyon Firm.
- They’re seeking up to $150,000 per infringed song, arguing that the AI outputs resemble famous tracks and voices (e.g., Mariah Carey, Michael Jackson).
- These lawsuits target the developers of the AI tools — but they raise broader questions:The legal gray area is training data. Courts haven’t yet ruled definitively on whether using copyrighted songs to train AI counts as infringement or fair use Sites at USC.
But who’s liable?
Role | Legal Risk | Why |
AI Developers | ✅ High | For training on copyrighted material without licenses. |
Users | ⚠️ Moderate | If they intentionally recreate protected works. |
Publishers/Platforms | ✅ High | For distributing infringing content. |
The grey area lies in training data. Courts haven’t yet ruled definitively on whether using copyrighted songs to train AI counts as infringement or fair use. Meanwhile, AI-generated works themselves aren’t eligible for copyright unless a human provides substantial creative input — leaving them in legal limbo.
The Educational Mirage
Some argue that AI music helps people learn genres, production styles, or vocal techniques. But this “education” often lacks context. It’s like learning to paint by watching a printer — technically impressive, but creatively hollow.
True musical education involves:
- Struggle and iteration: Learning through mistakes.
- Emotional connection: Expressing what words can’t.
- Cultural lineage: Understanding the roots of sound.
AI shortcuts bypass all of this. And in doing so, they risk flattening the rich terrain of human creativity into a sterile landscape of algorithmic mimicry.
Why This Fight Matters
This isn’t just about music. It’s about the future of art, storytelling, and human expression. If we allow machines to dominate creative spaces, we risk turning culture into content — optimized, monetized, and devoid of soul.
We must ask: Do we want a world where art is made by machines, or one where machines help humans make better art?
5 Key Takeaways
- AI-generated music blurs the line between innovation and erosion in the creative arts
- AI-generated music raises questions about copyright, culture, education, and artistic expression
- AI-generated music can replicate style without understanding, simulate emotion without feeling, and bypass effort with a prompt
- AI-generated music sets a dangerous precedent for young creators by potentially leading to a loss of depth, discipline, and joy of creation
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Every Girl Needs To Listen To 'She Used To Be Mine' By Sara Bareilles
These powerful lyrics remind us how much good is inside each of us and that sometimes we are too blinded by our imperfections to see the other side of the coin, to see all of that good.
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The song was sent to me late in the middle of the night. I was still awake enough to plug in my headphones and listen to it immediately. I always did this when my best friend sent me songs, never wasting a moment. She had sent a message with this one too, telling me it reminded her so much of both of us and what we have each been through in the past couple of months.
"This song holds so much weight," she had told me. It means something. All the way across the world, living in Germany and training as an elite athlete, she had changed drastically over the past year. The same could be said of myself after leaving for college this July, and the majority of my thoughts lately have been constantly plagued with doubts about whether or not I made the right decision to move so far from everyone I loved. I pulled up the song on Apple Music that night and Sara Bareilles' voice encompassed me. Music has always had great power over me, something that could flip my emotions like a switch and speak a whole new meaning into my life. That was exactly what I experienced as these lyrics unfolded. Every word fit somewhere, spoke to who I was and who I am.
Sara Bareilles' song "She Used to be Mine" is about a young waitress with an abusive husband wondering how she got so disconnected from who she used to be. But here's what its lyrics mean to me, and what I feel they can speak to any girl who is struggling, anywhere.
This song hugely touches on change and what it's like to lose your former self. I'm sure at some point or another we have all, or someday will, experience a feeling similar to that: the feeling that you have lost who you used to be. For college students, this is so common because our entire lives are changed within the course of a year. New friends, new home, new schedule, new school. It's easy to sometimes look back on the person you were in high school and feel as though you no longer recognize her. Sara Bareilles tells us that if you miss the person you used to be, you must fight for them. We can see this gutsy resolve in her lyrics, "To fight just a little, to bring back that fire in her eyes, that's been gone but that used to be mine." These lines teach us to not give up so easily just because our lives have changed or our circumstances are difficult, Bareilles shows us that the girl you used to be is still inside of you, and you will find her again.
Once the song builds to the chorus, Bareilles attempts to show us how hard we all are on ourselves, and that for every flaw, there is a beautiful and perfect quality within us that makes up for that flaw.
"She's imperfect, but she tries.
She is good. but she lies.
... She is messy, but she's kind."
These powerful lyrics remind us how much good is inside each of us and that sometimes we are too blinded by our imperfections to see the other side of the coin, to see all of that good.
There is also a subtle message that speaks to traumas induced by broken relationships, a line empowering and uplifting any girl trudging through heartbreak. "For the girl that I knew...who'll get hurt, but who learns how to toughen up when she's bruised and gets used by a man who can't love." Those lyrics cut me to the heart when I first heard them because they reminded me so much of the girl that sent the song to me in the first place, who had just escaped an emotionally exhausting and degrading relationship. I thought about how strong she had to be to recover and be secure enough in herself to push through the heartache, despite being across the world from her family and utterly alone. These words were so powerful to her at that moment and can be powerful to so many other women who have felt "used" at any point in time.
Bareilles tells us that we are so much stronger than we think and that we all have a fire inside of us that will carry us through this season of hurting. It's a good reminder to hear and feel especially with Bareilles' powerful vocals carrying it across an empowering and raw chorus.
The power of music is boundless, and Bareilles proves that here. In the midst of the most trying stages of life, the most confusing seasons, and the moments when we don't even recognize the face in the mirror, I believe that a simple song could truly be something to soothe our souls and to maybe even remind us who we are.
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Why Your Astrological Sign May Not Match Your Personality
We are all more than just one sign.
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What's your sign? It's one of the first questions some of us are asked when approached by someone in a bar, at a party or even when having lunch with some of our friends. Astrology, for centuries, has been one of the largest phenomenons out there. There's a reason why many magazines and newspapers have a horoscope page, and there's also a reason why almost every bookstore or library has a section dedicated completely to astrology. Many of us could just be curious about why some of us act differently than others and whom we will get along with best, and others may just want to see if their sign does, in fact, match their personality.
When talking to most of my friends about this topic, most of them would agree that they act like their sign. However, there are some who are more skeptical than others. Sometimes, I'll hear people say things like, “I’m not emotional,” or “I'm not introverted,” and "Why is it saying I am?" This is because we are not just made up of one single sign, but actually multiple signs (13 to be exact). Depending on where and when you were born, each of us have a different astrological chart, and each part of the chart represents a different aspect of life. The sign that part of the chart is under represents how we approach that aspect. To understand an astrological chart, though, it's best to understand what each sign means and stands for first.
Each sign, its principal symbol and what it stands for:
Aries: The Ram (March 21–April 19) — passion and competition
Taurus: The Bull (April 20–May 20) — stability and toughness
Gemini: The Twins (May 21–June 20) — communication and wit
Cancer: The Crab (June 21–July 22) — emotions and nurturing
Leo: The Lion (July 23–Aug. 22) — courage and friendliness
Virgo: The Maiden (Aug. 23–Sept. 22) — analysis and reliability
Libra: The Scales (Sept. 23–Oct. 22) — harmony and balance
Scorpio: The Scorpion (Oct. 23–Nov. 21) — intuitive and secretive
Sagittarius: The Centaur (Nov. 22–Dec. 21) — experience and honesty
Capricorn: The Goat (Dec. 22–Jan. 19) — ambitious and responsible
Aquarius: The Water Bearer (Jan. 20–Feb. 18) — politics and humanity
Pisces: The Fish (Feb. 19–March 20) — imagination and the mysterious
To better understand each astrological sign, as well as compatibility between all of them, there's something called sign elements and sign energy. Each sign is categorized in one of the four elements: fire, earth, air or water. Signs that are under the same element are typically ones that get along the best because they all have similar characteristics to one another. The 12 astrological signs can also be subdivided into two different categories — masculine and feminine signs. Fire and air signs are said to have more masculine energy, while water and earth signs are said to have more feminine energy. Signs with the same energy are supposed to get along the best, as well. To find out which signs get along the least with each other, spot the signs whose energies are directly opposite from one another in the chart below:
Elements + masculine and feminine signs
Feminine Energy
Earth: Capricorn, Taurus, Virgo
Water: Scorpio, Pisces, Cancer
Masculine Energy
Air: Gemini, Libra, Aquarius
Fire: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius
The parts of an astrological chart.
As I mentioned earlier, we are not made up of just one sign. Our personalities are dictated by 13 unique signs. The first of the 13 is known as your sun sign, and it's the main sign we know ourselves as. The 12 other “houses” in the chart, all represent a different aspect of life. The rest of the items in your chart matter almost as much, if not more, than your sun sign. For example, a person can have Virgo as their sun sign, but if nothing else in their chart is Virgo or even a sign similar to Virgo, the person may not act too much like a Virgo. What makes up your chart and where it's placed can make your sun sign not make sense. Most Capricorns are known to be quiet people, but if a person has a talkative, outgoing sign like Gemini ruling their third house, the House of Communication, they might not be as quiet or as introverted. Below are the 13 parts of an astrological makeup and what each part represents:
Your sun sign — your general approach towards life
First House — actions/temperament
Second House — personal values/money
Third House — communication/thinking
Fourth House — emotions/settling down
Fifth House — expression/confidence
Sixth House — health/preservation
Seventh House — partnerships/love
Eighth House — change/intimacy
Ninth House — philosophy/spirituality
10th House — career/reputation
11th House — visions/Insight on society
12th House — imaginations/tolerance
Although astrology is cool and can be fun, it is also best to take everything you read with a grain of salt.
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20 Song Lyrics To Put A Spring Into Your Instagram Captions
"On an island in the sun, We'll be playing and having fun"
31 March
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Whenever I post a picture to Instagram, it takes me so long to come up with a caption. I want to be funny, clever, cute and direct all at the same time. It can be frustrating! So I just look for some online. I really like to find a song lyric that goes with my picture, I just feel like it gives the picture a certain vibe.
Here's a list of song lyrics that can go with any picture you want to post!
"Life in Color" - OneRepublic
"This is life in color, Today feels like no other. And the darkest grays, The sun bursts, cloud breaks, This is life in color."
"Here comes the sun" - The Beatles
"Little darling, it's been a long cold lonely winter. Little darling, it feels like years since it's been here. Here comes the sun, Here comes the sun, and I say, It's all right."
"Why don't you love me" - Beyonce
“There’s nothing not to love about me I’m lovely."
"Hotline Bling" - Drake
"Running out of pages in your passport"
"New Romantics" - Taylor Swift
"Heartbreak is the national anthem"
"How He Loves" -David Crowder Band
"Loves like a hurricane, I am a tree bending beneath, the weight of His wind and mercy"
"Call it what you want" - Taylor Swift
"All my flowers grew back as thorns. Windows boarded up after the storm. He built a fire just to keep me warm."
"Island in the sun" - Weezer
"On an island in the sun, We'll be playing and having fun, And it makes me feel so fine, I can't control my brain. We'll run away together. We'll spend some time forever."
"Ride" -twenty one pilots
"I'm falling so I'm taking my time on the ride."
"Perfect" - One Direction
"And if you like midnight driving with the windows down, then baby I'm perfect for you"
"Honest" -The Neighbourhood
"I hope you find a way to be yourself someday"
"God's Plan" - Drake
"I only love my bed and my momma, I'm sorry"
"This town" - Niall Horan
"If the whole world was watching, I'd still dance with you"
"Bless the broken road" -Rascal Flatts
" God blessed the broken road, that led me straight to you"
"Trust in you" -Lauren Daigle
"When You don't move the mountains, I'm needing You to move. When You don't give the answers, As I cry out to You. I will trust, I will trust, I will trust in You"
"Livin' on a prayer" -Bon Jovi
"Take my hand and we'll make it I swear"
"Youth" -Troye Sivan
"Trippin' on skies, sippin' waterfalls. My youth, my youth is yours. Runaway now and forevermore."
"Something in the water" - Carrie Underwood
"And now I'm changed, And now I'm stronger. There must be something in the water. Oh, there must be something in the water."
"The only exception" - Paramore
"You are, the only exception"
"I walk the line" - Johnny Cash
"I keep a close watch on this heart of mine"
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The Importance Of Being A Good Person
An open letter to the good-hearted people.
28 March
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Being a good person does not depend on your religion or status in life, your race or skin color, political views or culture. It depends on how good you treat others.
We are all born to do something great. Whether that be to grow up and become a doctor and save the lives of thousands of people, run a marathon, win the Noble Peace Prize, or be the greatest mother or father for your own future children one day. Regardless, we are all born with a purpose. But in between birth and death lies a path that life paves for us; a path that we must fill with something that gives our lives meaning.
However, there are times where the obstacles of life seem to get the best of us and we often let it go to heart. And by obstacles, I mean people who often take advantage of mistreating others. But, instead of taking each and every negative thing or action that happens to you as a personal attack on your character, remember one thing: you're a good person.
I know it sounds corny, but it's true. It's so important to remember that you're a good person and you don't deserve to be treated or feel like otherwise. The biggest problem that people often face is that struggle of others taking advantage of you and your good heart. But, don't let this get the best of you. Instead, let it be a lesson for you to realize that not everyone will truly appreciate your kindness and those are the people whom you should eliminate from your life.
No matter how many people try to tell you otherwise, never change who you are for anyone. Keep doing things for other people out of the goodness of your heart, not for the sole purpose to please others. It's so important to stay true to who you are in order to serve as a role model for those who look up to you. Even though you may not realize it, you serve a huge significance in someone else's life where they feel as if they have been influenced by the person you are to the point where he or she only aspires to be as good of a person as you.
I also know there are times where being a good person seems like the worst possible thing; almost as if it's a trait that works completely against you. There are times where people walk all over you, or not include you in their plans, or maybe act like you don't even exist because you're just convenient to them when they need you. Those are the worst kinds of people. But you need to remember something, you matter. You treat people the way you would want to be treated and that is one of the biggest indicators that you are human in the sense that you see the goodness in others as well.
Being a good person is a lot more than what others seem to give you credit for. People don't understand that those like us whom have good hearts and are just always there for other people, have to deal with a lot of negativity because people tend to associate kindness with weakness. But actually, it's the complete opposite. When you're a good person, you are the strongest type of person there is. You are the one who people confide in whenever they need comfort or advice. You are the one who your friends come to whenever they have good or bad news.
At the end of the day, you are the one who are the one people will always be thankful for because their lives wouldn't be the same without you.
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