A second view of Life

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A life of restrictions or a life of freedom..? which one do you prefer.?
Mostly answer will be freedom, and few would realise that restriction is better.
Why ??
 why would anyone comment an answer as such..?

A second view of life is such story which is inscribed to understand the life including the view of different stories hand picked from the moments in lives of people. The situation and the relativity to deal in a different manner is the thin strand that makes a difference to understand the life, also titled as Thoughts or with union of such words accredited as second view.

If I command,that there is a second view to deal both together in its heights..what are your thoughts on that...
This is a story of a girl who faces all such circumstances in her life and deals every moment metaphorically, and adds a new simile to understand her own world with both restrictive and freedom attires.All Rights Reserved

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