What Do You Choose?

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This document presents a series of choices between opposing concepts or actions, asking the reader to choose between love or hate, listening or ignoring, caring for others or being selfish, helping or stopping caring, enjoying life or pursuing sadness, learning or stopping trying, being wise or just smart, taking responsibility or blaming others, understanding or criticizing, accepting or denying, communicating or raising frustrations, being truthful or lying, laughing or crying, evolving or not fulfilling potential, believing or losing faith, complaining or changing, and living your own life or somebody else's.

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