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Happy people typically do not make public displays of their happiness on social media.
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Blaze your own glittery, sparkly, fiery, shimmering path. Surround yourself with the things that make you shine. Create your bubble and thrive in it.
CARA ALWILL LEYBA
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As we go through life, we start to understand that it's not important to have a lot of friends. What truly matters is that we have real friends.
UNKNOWN
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