The author's approach to life?
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Re: The author's approach to life?
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I completely agree with you.Jacquelyn-63 wrote: ↑24 Jul 2019, 10:42 I think it’s a combination. No one can ever completely reject their childhood. The only thing you can do is learn from it so that you want to change things. Those things are what turned you into the person you are today.