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We question faith when life feels difficult, yet offer it easily to others. This blog explores why doubt comes naturally, why belief feels risky, and how faith only works when paired with responsibility. It’s a reflection on the balance between hope, accountability, and the way our internal contradictions eventually settle into clarity.

Sometimes a book doesn’t just entertain you — it meets you. Dance Dance Dance did exactly that. It touched the quiet places of numbness, curiosity, and emotion I didn’t realize I’d been avoiding. Murakami’s wandering flow felt like listening to a friend unravel their life, and each subtle twist pulled me deeper. This is a story that wakes you up softly — the kind that makes you feel again, without ever asking you to.

Bullying in South Korea has never been just a “school problem.” Forty-five students were recently denied admission to top universities due to documented school violence, turning hallways into national headlines. For some, it’s overdue accountability; for others, it’s punishment arriving long after the harm was done. In a country where hierarchy and silence shape childhood and work life alike, the question grows louder: What kind of future is built on unhealed pasts?