Forget what?
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I’ll try this tomorrow. Right after I read that ‘How to stop procrastinating’ book.
Whoa~ that’s alot of sugar!
I agree. But I would add to that: Know when not to walk away. It’s amazing how many things you can fix that seem difficult. But as you said, there’s definitely times when it’s best to walk away. As always, it’s a judgment call.
That it’s alright to say it’s over, it’s not giving up, it’s not failing, it’s just over.
Stop jumping into relationships to fill a void that only you can fill.
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