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Things we forget as we grow up

As a kid, each of us had different dreams about how we wanted our future to be.

But down the lane, most of us tend to deviate from that.

We learn new things as we grow up, and some of them become part of our habits.

If we look back most of us have cultivated certain habits which we hated other people see doing.

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