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We make friends in life...and, we lose some....these people who have come in my life have filled it with so much of happiness. I wish I could re-pay them back for how they've helped me, changed me as an individual. Today I am, all that I am i know because of whatever has happened in my life-
the fights, the good times, the bad...the experiences and memories...
"Stop being a kid...you're a grown up!".. all that i can say to myself, when i feel so rejected, and low in life.
Life waits for no one... you just have to make yourself stronger through each fall.. you can't make someone understand you, you can't force them to believe you... you just have to believe in yourself..
I wait and I wait, hoping one day that I'll get a chance to get it all right in life, but somehow i can't. i can't let go of emotions and sometimes i just bury myself in them... wishing they never happened. I am strong, and its just a phase...it'l pass, it' all get better in time... thats all i can hope for..all i can hold onto.

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  1. well i can only quote paulo coelhp "you do not go through life , you grow through life"

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