Friends, Do You Like Kids

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This document discusses different types of children and their experiences. It asks a series of questions about whether children are lovely, sweet, or different from each other. While some children think about ice cream, others are focused solely on survival, facing challenges the others do not. The document encourages the reader to contemplate why and how these children's experiences differ.

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Somewhere on the same earth at same time?

They have the same picture in their mind like this:

Which flavor of ice cream they will eat tonight,

Are they different? WHY and HOW? WHY WHY WHY

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While kids can seem lovely and sweet, there are also kids who face greater challenges in simply surviving each day. These children have a very different reality and picture in their minds, with their thoughts focused solely on survival rather than things like choosing what flavor of ice cream to eat. There is a difference in the experiences of kids around the world, and it's worth considering why and how some children end up in situations requiring them to focus only on survival.

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While kids can seem lovely and sweet, there are also children who face greater challenges in simply surviving each day due to circumstances beyond their control. These children think not of ice cream flavors but only of basic survival needs, and are therefore living very different lives from other kids despite being the same age. True differences between children are found not in superficial qualities but in the challenges they face each day.

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