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（英文のあと日本語が続きます。）

<Everyone has it.>

Everyone has that “something,” some kind of a way of sensing things.

It can be heard as a sound, or seen as a shape, or perceived as a color, it can be in any way — nevertheless, I am absolutely sure that everyone must have that “something.”

The “something” is beyond what eyes can see. It is a “sense.”

How it actually is depends on each person. But I am so sure that everyone has their own way of “sensing” things, in a visual, auditory, or a sensory way.

The “sense” shall be unique to each person. But there is no doubt that everyone has it.

＜みんなある＞

「それ」とは目では見えていない「何かの感覚」です。

<The big misunderstanding>

But I was wrong in just one thing, when I was a child.

I thought that everyone shared the same “sense.”

Which turned out to be a big mistake.

So, I grew up to have mixed feelings, especially towards my family (parents and sister).

The feeling is somewhat like asking to be excused.

I used to think that my family shared my perceptions, seeing what I was seeing, sensing what I was sensing.

In other words, I always thought that they were talking about the same “something”

So, whenever I spoke to them earnestly, the more I tried to make myself understood, the more they got confused.

What I was trying to say, no matter how hard I tried, was not making any sense to them.

＜大きな齟齬＞

エクスキューズに似た感情です。

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