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In episode 41 of Love, Growth, and Narratives, we take a look at the slow disappearance of everyday kindness. From the simple act of using a turn signal to holding the door open for someone struggling, what used to be basic courtesy now feels like a rare gesture. We talk about how this erosion of respect and awareness for others reflects a deeper disconnection in our society—and what it means for the way we live, love, and coexist. Is it just nostalgia talking, or are we truly losing something vital?
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