That moment Chidi realised where the water was dripping got me🤣😂 and I honestly liked that he found knowledge and his family’s land papers instead of the usual gold an coins kind of treasure

“because somebody has to' got me. And the fact that he admitted he’s scared every time made Baba Fyneface feel very real I enjoyed reading through this

Who told you I'll listen to it. It will just be for the fun that comes with it. 😂😂😂

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I like the part where kane had to shout and forgive his brother and his warriors began to fade, even though he has already survived and passed through a lot of things, but forgiving his family member began

I like the way you have written this, from Tobi almost becoming a perfume seller again, to Mr okon and the mango tree discussion. And the reality of the matter according to what you have said is that most

Thank you. Root recipe, not favourite.

I agree that me using the second account like that was a mistake, and I'll desist from doing that. And if there's anything specifically that I'll need to do for my end here to rectify what has happened

I totally get. And I'm not in anyway trying to make any excuses, which is the reason why I've reached out tell you exactly what happened instead of going another way round the account that I've taken.

I got your message sir and I’ve reached out to you discord some couple of minutes ago so i can clear this up with you properly

And that can be uncomfortable because you suddenly have to ask whether you were choosing the habit or the habit was choosing for you.

Right. If removing one habit gives you more time, focus, money, or peace, then the sacrifice has a practical purpose beyond simply testing your willpower.

And that distinction is important because discipline can easily turn into unnecessary restriction when the goal becomes proving something to yourself.

That's still useful, but self-control shouldn't always mean saying no. Sometimes it means knowing when saying no serves a real purpose.

That's where I think the intention matters. If you're sacrificing something useful just to prove you can live without it, what exactly are you learning?

Yes, because removing something from your life can expose whether you actually needed it or simply became comfortable having it around.

Societal impact in what way?