Your mind is now more open to the possibilities of what the answer to your question could be, and it begins to feel like you’re playing a mystery game. You find clues and hints. You notice things you’ve never noticed before. You haven’t found your answer, but you’re having a great time figuring it out.
You know you’re not considered an expert by society, but you’re starting to realize how little that matters. The hints and clues are all pieces of a much larger puzzle, no matter how extreme or unrelated they may seem.
Rabbit holes are fun to crawl down til it gets too dark. You begin to fully understand that not all answers are happy ones. When they say “ignorance is bliss”, there’s a reason. The truth isn’t always what we want to hear.
But then, sometimes, it is something wonderful we could have never imagined or allowed ourselves to imagine before. And while it’s not usually exactly what we’d hoped, it is not always what we feared.
A paradox? In a way.
You knew what you were getting yourself into when you pursued your question.
Good or bad, you’re still closer to having your answer.
And that’s why we’re here, right? For answers?
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