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The Trees Know Me Better
A young man grows up with the sound of wind through the forest and sunlight that never rushes. But today, he must step into a city that waits for no one. From “being himself” to “becoming what the world demands.” This departure from home… is it a step toward growth, or the loss of something forever? And you if forced to choose between “identity” and “survival,” what would you choose?
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A young man grows up with the sound of wind through the forest and sunlight that never rushes. But today, he must step into a city that waits for no one. From “being himself” to “becoming what the world demands.” This departure from home… is it a step toward growth, or the loss of something forever? And you if forced to choose between “identity” and “survival,” what would you choose?
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