Paper is more patient than people make it negetive
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The phrase 'paper has more patience than people' was used by Anne Frank in her diary and it means that you could confide (rather write) on a piece of paper as much as you want and it will always listen(take in the writings) without complaining.
The examples to illustrate this is in the Annex, the only thing that could provide Anne with a constant listening ear to ever growing complaints and ideas, was the pieces of paper in her diary.
It hasn’t been easy. It’s not the writing per se; it’s the vulnerability and confidence required to write about myself and my thoughts, even if no one reads these words in the end. How was it that I had more confidence in my twenties? That it was easier to embrace vulnerability back when I had less self-awareness? Why has it become more difficult to share my inner thoughts online when I feel far more at ease with who I am today than I did in my twenties? I thought of this little saying on one of those days when I was feeling a little depressed and was sitting at home with my chin in my hands, bored and listless, weathering wonder to stay in or go out
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Paper is not more patient than people
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