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In my youth, during a time when I was more impressionable, my father offered a piece of advice that has stayed with me ever since. He told me, "Before you criticize anyone, remember that not everyone has had the advantages you’ve had." He didn’t elaborate further, but his meaning was clear, and I’ve since tried to refrain from being overly critical of others. While this mindset has led to meeting fascinating individuals, it has also left me open to those with more dubious intentions. I have come to realize that sharper minds quickly identify those of us who are slow to judge.During my university years, I was often accused of being too diplomatic, too cautious, simply because I understood that people often carry burdens that aren't visible. Many opened up to me without any prompting on my part. Sometimes, I would feign disinterest or pretend to be preoccupied when I felt that a deep confession was on the horizon. Often, the confessions I heard were predictable—stories clouded with half-truths, lacking any real depth. Still, I remained patient, though I have my limits. Once someone's behavior reaches a certain point, I begin to lose interest

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