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Monday11 September 20171173 days and 7 hours ago

If regret has become debilitating for you and is not spurring you to improve, but rather feels like the small mirror you are constantly checking behind you, maybe it’s time to let go of the regrettable experiences and move on to something new. Zaira Khan

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