If this contradiction were to be believed

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They say showing your emotions overtly is wrong. They say exhibiting your anger is poison.

There are always two ways, if not many. You can’t always be wrong. You have a right to your emotional well-being. Silence isn’t a mark of weakness. Every person who complains loud isn’t always right.

These are the things they don’t tell us. Each and every person has a threshold. Too much of goodness also has its flaws.You should know when and when not to voice out your opinion. It’s okay to showcase one’s emotions, once in a while, otherwise you’ll be trodden over. After-all, sharing is caring :- what better way than to showcase and share your emotions?

113 words.

Acknowledgements :- Thank you Sadje for hosting What do you see challenge# 137, the above picture is the prompt. Thank you Jade Li for hosting Prosery at dVerse. The line to be used in the prose piece is “These are the things they don’t tell us. ” from the soul stirring poem “Notes on Uvalde”. Thank you all for stopping by and reading.

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