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Reflection on the Past

Reflection on the Past

Chill and listen carefully—don't let any word of this blog stick in your mind the wrong way. Just feel it; it's just an opinion. Do you remember that girl or guy you had a relationship with, fantasized about living with, cried over, or been embarrassed by your own actions? Many of your happy moments? Hey, come back here and stop smiling! Does any of that make sense right now at this moment? Any of your past relationships, crushes, or best friends with whom you made lifelong plans—do any of those exist right now? 

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