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Gracias por éste video y su información tan importante para mí. Yo crecí en una familia tóxica, por lo tanto, crecí siempre miedosa a todo. Fuí muy introvertida, siempre soñando y queriendo ser lo opuesto. Quería tener amigas, quería divertirme cómo ellas, quería hacer las cosas sin tener miedo cómo ellas y nunca podía, me quedaba paralizada por el parloteo en mi cabeza qué me decía "No vas a poder". Toda mi vida fué así, dejé pasar buenas oportunidades, siempre tuve miedo a las entrevistas de trabajo, siempre tuve miedo de aceptar la invitación de algún chico qué mostraba interés en mi. Me quedé sin disfrutar muchos lugares, me negué a alcanzar mis metas sólo por los malos consejos de mi mente. Siempre pensando negativamente limitándome ó más bien, paralizándome a actuar. Hoy tengo 65 años y me arrepiento grandemente por no haber sido más valiente y salir adelante con todo y miedo.

Please, please, please, please, please read it. It is not a story that will affect your work or anything like that. It is a true story that is well known in the mass media of countries that are close to Japan. I would be grateful if you could also pass this on to your superiors and colleagues. This is the writing I've been working on for my entire life. I'm Japanese and I work at a soccer stadium. This is a sentence that I have spent my entire life writing. in Japan who have suffered social persecution due to the environment and circumstances of the mass media . The person who suffered from this social persecution was writing a novel , had a lion-like face, and quit his company when he was young because he was emotional.　My name is KORE They were loved by the highest people in Japan. They became civilizations and things. They were valued by those in power, such as the mass media, which represents the power of the nation. Their ostracism and persecution had a huge impact on Japanese sexuality. It may seem like an abstract poem and be difficult to understand, but the persecution in one city in Japan was as terrible as the disasters of war. They created society and humanity by hiding their faces, those who could not fit in (in that sense I would like to say they were number one in Japan, but please skip this). They were one of the factors that caused the mass media to self-destruct. They exposed the existence of LGBT, and caused a major shift in Japanese society. They are social persecutors who moved Japan, a country that will never again be seen in other countries. They have the universal value of those who have suffered social persecution. Because they have experienced the same suffering, they feel the same and connect with each other. Families who have suffered social persecution also connect with each other because of the same suffering. There are people who have died while still suffering social persecution. From their perspective, those who have suffered social persecution but are still alive are a source of hope, and they want to support them.　These are universal feelings of those who have suffered social persecution, and they are special and important feelings that only those who have experienced them can feel. There are wars such as religious wars and World War II. In wars there are victorious and defeated nations, weapons used in battle, generals who fought well in battle, political developments and national interests arise, and these things are featured in textbooks. But they don't write about the feelings of those who died in those wars or their families who were hurt. That is a big mistake. What is truly important is to see those who were hurt in war living positively and cheerfully, to see those who lost parents in war laughing loudly and happily, and to see families who have overcome war living cheerfully and happily. There is something important in that. Let me repeat this, but in different words. The politicians and generals of the victorious nations were incredible. The superiority and inferiority of nations are recorded in textbooks. But what is important as human beings, what is incredible, is the way that people who lost their sight in the war continue to work hard, or that those who lost their hearing continue to try to relate to others. It is the way that victims who lost limbs in the war continue to live positively. "Please don't make fun of me." people who suffered from this social persecution were writing novels , had lion-like faces, and quit their companies when they were young and emotional.　My name is KORE, and I am a person who has suffered social persecution in Japan. They really, really did something horrible to me. Society has become more open to such people , and something has changed. saw a future, escaped persecution, pursued what they wanted, and began to live more normal lives ( and so did their families ). Now, they and their families are living like that in Japan. These people who have suffered social persecution have a revolution. There are two things I noticed Those who persecute socially have status, honor, fame, wealth and power (there are many who lack honor and fame, but they have power in the mass media etc.) In contrast, those who are persecuted have no status, honor, fame or wealth and are powerless. They may also be said to have suffered social persecution. Because they have suffered social persecution, they are no longer able to win at anything. They have been made unable to win. However, those who are persecuted have a name that everyone calls them, while those with power have never been called persecuted by everyone. They have never been called that, so they do not have a name. In other words, those who have been persecuted have a name than those who are powerful, and are known to many more people, so they are famous. Those who persecuted have not been called persecuted, so they do not have a name and cannot be taken seriously. Those who are persecuted are famous as those who have been persecuted. There is another reason why the have-nots can win against the haves. It's hard to explain it in terms of Japan's situation, so I'll use war as an example again. ・Those with power are the perpetrators. They are the victors of war. Those hurt by war are the victims. They are the losers of war. Those who see those hurt by war trying desperately to survive are touched. Many people are more moved by the sight of the losers of war trying to live their lives to the fullest than the victors of war boasting about their victory. And the winners of war are sometimes harshly criticized. The Nazis are a good example. The losers and victims of war are not criticized. Because of this, the losers are more liked by many people. This is what happened with social persecutors in Japan. The losers in life, who had no social status, defeated the winners in life, who had social status. Imagine the image of the persecuted trying hard to live (and also imagine the family of the persecuted). Compare that to the persecutors living happily. You should be moved by the image of the persecuted trying hard to live. Some people always put themselves in the position of a strong person with social status and say how amazing it is, how amazing it is. But it's different when compared to the image of the persecuted. And it's also different when compared to the image of the family of the persecuted. Those with social status and power lose their dignity and are praised for their appearance. These obvious things that we can learn from true stories are all forgotten. They are overlooked, and since these written documents do not remain, they are all worthless. However, those who suffered social persecution are now living normal, purposeful, and positive lives. There is human value in the fact that they are living this way, so that's fine, but I would like people to know about it if possible. It's hard to believe, but victims of war go on living their lives forgetting that they were victims of war. It seems that there are some who go on living their lives forgetting that they were even victims. This is true of those who suffered social persecution in Japan. It's a shame, as they are the number one victims of social persecution in Japan. These are all universal things that happen to those who have been persecuted. They were writing novels, had lion faces, and left their companies young and emotionally.　My name is KORE. I am a social persecutor in Japan. I am the number one persecutor for writing novels, having a lion-like face, and quitting a company when I was young because I got emotional. JAPAN KORE KORE　Legend Legend JAPAN KORE KORE Legend Number one It had more influence on Japanese people than the mass media etc. Legend It has universal value as a being who was persecuted! Famous! Legend! Legend! Legend!

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Can you tell about attitude scale towards religion please

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Why review of literature?

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