“Okay, can I ask, what brings you two lovely couples to my office today?” » asked the couple's psychotherapist. It was my first day of couples therapy with my boyfriend. We decided to take our love to the next level and join homes, incongruously, it drove us apart. And there he is, sitting next to me with this resting smiling face. What happened to the scale of our passion? “We can't agree. Constantly clashing over our differences makes me feel like a raging bull. Our different views were translucent and didn't bother us much, now it's clear as day, and it's breathing down my neck,” I replied. “What I want you to do is face each other and tell your partner about major personal differences, which you both accept interchangeably,” the therapist. I sat down next to him, looking intently into his eyes and began to speak. I support many philosophical axioms: relativism, agnosticism and solipsism. Since I was little, I have never felt connected to the popular deity, protector of the soul, savior of Christians. However, I can never deny its existence, so I am agnos...