feywon
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- Rural North Central NM
This may be a semantic problem (to me 'real' and 'fact' are not always synonymous). or we may have to agree to disagree. All i know is what one person experiences and perceives does not invalidate the experiences and perceptions of another. Our experiences shape our perceptions as much as vice versa. They are why optical illusions work and how illusionists are able to simulate 'magic'.I disagree.
Individuals' personal experiences or perceptions can vary, but facts cannot.
The mistake some make, is to think because something can be faked, that every such a occurance is fake, unreal.
There are families where children are not treated consistently/fairly -- roles get assigned, labels applied. The 'golden child' often remembers the parents as wonderful the scapegoated one not so much and it can damage sibling relationships. Tho i do know of one family where the GC and SG figured out this was their parents issue, unfair and were close and supportive of each other into adulthood.
Not everything that is 'real' can can be weighed, measured or even perceived. Some of the best human qualities are things that can only be perceived by observing their effects: compassion, love.