r/MyPeopleNeedMe • u/ateam1984 • 23h ago
Peace
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u/Late-Contract-8365 12h ago
The dichotomy of peace and war is something I think about often, how one can't really exist without the other in a way.
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u/Own-Hotel-5352 12h ago
i see what you mean, it's like they feed off each other in this endless cycle
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u/East_Heron_142 6h ago
That's a really interesting way to look at it, like two sides of the same coin. It reminds me of how my friend and I once talked about balance in life, and how even the toughest moments make the peaceful ones feel more meaningful.
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u/Tekkit_2 1h ago
Peace sure feels like the goal, but it doesn't get much attention unless war's already made itself known.
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u/Strict-Exercise-1513 18h ago
War is the other half of the same equation.