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How to Begin Again After an Unexpected Ending
Revisiting our past for a specific bad situation can sound like something that will stir your negative emotions. Even if it does, one can see that there has been undue self-blame, and other feelings bottled up in that memory, which need to be released.
We need to think better about our past and present circumstances, and live on. Everybody has scars.
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