Whether you want to or not. But the place you return to is always slightly different from the place you left. That's the rule. It can never be exactly the same. A
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In Haruki Murakami's "Men Without Women," the idea is presented that no matter how often we return to a familiar place, it is never exactly the same as we left it. This change happens regardless of our desire for things to remain constant. The essence of a place shifts over time, influenced by our experiences and the world around us.
This concept emphasizes the fluid nature of life and how our...
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