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Your Words Matter

Your Words Matter

Commenting on another person's body can be a dangerous game — you never know what someone is going through in their life or with their health — so avoid body talk as best you can.

If you want to compliment someone, it's always nice to focus on something that a person has done intentionally.

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Sometimes the most important life lessons are the ones we end up learning the hard way.

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