Problems with intentions
I do not know about you, though, I have heard many times, that something or someone failed, because the intention was bad or there was no intention at all. Even if this person succeeds and achieves their goal, it does not make it feel good nor satisfied. It is as if there is a void inside this person, that can not be fulfiled... Read more
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