I don't agree with "no one likes nuance in telling their own stories". For instance, the poets always romanticize just about anything and the poetic-ness with which they exaggerate even simpler of events is testament to that. But then, we can always argue that how do we know if the poet is really telling its 'true' story?
I don't agree with "no one likes nuance in telling their own stories". For instance, the poets always romanticize just about anything and the poetic-ness with which they exaggerate even simpler of events is testament to that. But then, we can always argue that how do we know if the poet is really telling its 'true' story?