The Ultimate Dangers of Familiarity and Complacency

Wear the same perfume every day. Within a few weeks you stop smelling it on yourself. However, not because it faded, but because your nose has stopped registering what it expects to find there. Everyone else in the room still catches it the moment you walk in. You’re the only one who’s gone numb to it. Familiarity doesn’t make a thing weaker. It makes the person closest to it stop noticing it’s even there.

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