to trust someone unconditionally

two people, with their unique selfish needs and wants to be at that person's side no matter what, at good or bad times, and sometimes fighting each other and hating that person with passion, but always struggling to keep that connection with them. beating the odds, because all we have is each other, and with time we only get stronger. the oldest technology we have is friendship, kinship, and our relationships. in each other we trust, without we are fragile human beings.

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Santiago de Chile

i grew up with the internet i remember using aol to log onto the web it was a dial up it took a lot of time to load we used to use aim everyone would make away messages and your could choose your own username everyone would compete on who was cooler and then came cell phones it was just a phone at that time there were a couple of games and there were ringtones too after came text messages you used to have to pay per each text message after came plans to pay for texts meanwhile computers got faster and now there was dsl and cable internet i remember the first iphone i think it came out when i was in college

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"Whatever caused the slump that, in turn, became a panic, one thing was clear—none of those who had helped to inflate the bubble felt responsible for its bursting. They were the blameless casualties of a disaster of almost natural proportions." Diaz, H. (2022). Trust: Winner of the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Pan Macmillan.

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