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The Darkness Outs...
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"Seems interesting so far. The plot twist around page 190 was unexpected and has me wondering what is going to happen as the major plot twist" — Mar 25, 2025 03:58PM

 
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Germany Kent
“You will never have to question the intentions or integrity of people who have your best interest at heart.”
― Germany Kent

Mokokoma Mokhonoana
“With success comes the never-ending task of blocking or weeding out fake friends.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“Humans are more venomous than snakes”
― Atef Ashab Uddin Sahil

C. JoyBell C.
“Friends do not cast shade in order to shine. Remember that. I used to put up with my closest friends throwing shade all the time, because, I WANTED THEM TO SHINE. But then I learned that when you give other people the space to shine at your own expense, you're slowly committing suicide. True friends mutually desire the other to shine without the need to cast shade or throw the other under a bus.”
― C. JoyBell C.

C. JoyBell C.
“What does it mean to "cast shade" on your friend? It's when you try to spot their weaknesses, shortcomings or insecurities in any given situation in order to act in the more favourable or popular way, so that you can shine in the eyes of others. Example: Your friend is under sudden, aggressive criticism; instead of helping her out of it, you throw her under the bus by siding with her critics. Another example: your friend has social anxiety; you spot this as an opportunity to be "the fun one" and deliberately, maliciously try to be outgoing and joyful even when you're not genuinely feeling that way. Outshining someone by virtue of deliberate comparison to their vulnerable spots: that is casting shade.”
― C. JoyBell C.

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