A "hard truth" refers to a reality, fact, or piece of information that is difficult to accept, confront, or acknowledge, often because it's unpleasant, uncomfortable, or goes against what one wishes were true. It's something that, despite its difficulty, is undeniably true and often necessary to face for growth, progress, or effective problem-solving. Hard Truths can at times be: • Unpleasant or Uncomfortable • Challenging to Accept • Undeniable Reality • Necessary for Progress • Often Ignored or Avoided • Can Be Personal or Universal For example: “I'm the one that keeps resuscitating dead situations.” “I have no one to blame but myself (Sometimes, it is your fault).” “People have moved on. I should too.” “I'm an option for everyone I make a priority. That makes me feel stupid sometimes.” This is especially true when it comes to love and relationships.  If I care about you, I make you priority. Even when it doesn't feel like the feeling is mutu...