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RE: There Are No Absolute Truths
We can ask 10 people to define existence and you will see that their truths will be relative to each other and none will have sufficient evidence to provide an objective truth for all.
If we can ask people surely that must presuppose existence and some people conscious of it that can communicate. What people think or feel about existence is irrelevent to the facts of reality. "Existence exist" is an absolute no person can attemt to deny without invoking concepts resting on existence and consciousness as true and absolute.
Since you cannot know the nature of existence saying "existence exists" is similar to saying "water is wet". You are being descriptive based on the subject matters premises. You are not defining it based on other constituents.
Try to reason logically with the premise of my argument instead of your predispositions about this.