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true risk<\/h1><\/div>

This post is the result of three friends’ influences. And I call them friends as a blanket term, but they each have a different depth of friendship. Only one of them is my “meaningful” friend. The others like to play, and they’re fun players, so I enjoy them. But the game is difficult for me in a way that I can’t explain and they don’t want to know. The problem is that we play because we don’t know what else to do. They’re afraid. So am I.<\/p>\n

My “meaningful” friend sent me this link<\/a>. It’s about the value of weakness in a friendship, the value of vulnerability and honesty. It’s about trust.<\/p>\n

I am only now reviewing the photos I took on the streets of Barcelona in June, mostly of the striking graffiti. This unusual graffiti set appeared on a tiny street in the Gothic Quarter<\/a> outside of my friend’s apartment. The last of this particular series will appear tomorrow.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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