2 years ago

How does this quote means to you? Reflect to you? (In real life)

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I hope this helps I tried my best lol

This quote means a lot to me since it is really meaningful. It shows to never look back and regret or not trust in yourself and instead look back and be proud of how far you've come. This quote shows to see the positive in things instead of the negative. If we look at things in a different manner then maybe we would be more positive.

Hope this helps have a great day/night <3

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