Best friends were like the siblings we either never had or didn’t get along with. While siblings might have been annoying, best friends were our partners in crime, whether it was making prank calls or comforting each other over crushes. These friendships shaped who we are today, despite some differences.
In the ’90s, fights with BFFs involved digital pets and dramatic notes. Today, we handle conflicts through passive-aggressive comments on social media, but the bond remains.
While we go about our lives, making choices and brushing past walls, packaging and clothing and light, color is already talking to us. It’s subtle but immediate….
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Every strength we exhibit—our empathy, courage, humor, determination, or resilience—serves as a foundation for personal success and meaningful connection. These qualities don’t just affect how others perceive…