The Confidant Paradox
The longer one lives, the more complex life becomes. This complexity increases the value of a true confidant; someone with a similar universe of experiences, but with a different perspective.
The longer one lives, the more life change. The more one changes, the greater the seperation between their fellow humans, the greater the diffuculty in finding a true confidant.
The longer one lives, the more life change. The more one changes, the greater the seperation between their fellow humans, the greater the diffuculty in finding a true confidant.