Dwelling On The Past
Speaking from personal experience dwelling on the past can hinder you from looking forward so it will be best to put your memories away as a part of your life and your new memories as a new part in life.
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Student, love learning new stuff, manwha enthusiast, 15 years old. Love attack on Titan . Did an environment preservation project once and won on a regional level. I'll update when I do more great things in life with the help of deep stash
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