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“It’s human nature not to realize the true value of something, unless they lose it.”
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"A hero is not the one who never falls. He is the one that who gets up, again and again, never losing sight of his dreams."
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"The hole in one's heart gets filled by others around you. Friends won't flock to someone who abandons the memory of his friends and gives up on the world just because things don't go the way he wants them to... That won't help fill the hole in your heart. And people won't help those who run ...
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“People live their lives bound by what they accept as correct and true. That's how they define ‘reality’. But what does it mean to be ‘correct’ or ‘true’? Merely vague concepts... Their ‘reality’ may all be a mirage. Can we consider them to simply be living in their ow...
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“When people are protecting something truly precious to them. They truly can become…as strong as they need to be!”
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"The things that are most important aren't written in books. You have to learn them by experiencing them yourself."
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“When people get hurt, they learn to hate… When people hurt others, they become hated and racked with guilt. But knowing that pain allows people to be kind. Pain allows people to grow… and how you grow is up to you.”
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