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I was really inspired by this new Korean drama I have been watching. It really makes you think! Everything you know as a kid, from fairy tales to believing in Santa Claus, doesn't prepare you for anything but disappointments. Always turning to reasons like 'Oh they are too young!' or 'they won't understand,' doesn't mean that you shouldn't tell them stuff. Young minds are very impressionable, the younger, the better. But if you keep feeding them all these idealistic things, they'll just end up disappointed. Obviously this should be done in stages rather than just skipping it altogether. So it inspired me to write this. This is just my opinion and I am just exercising my right to free speech , so I'd appreciate it if you don't leave any hurtful comments.All Rights Reserved

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