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#MoveOnOrWait
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Sometimes I choose to wait. Once there was a misunderstanding in my family and I didn't understand that there was no problem. I waited a little and then the time came to tell me the truth. This gave me clarity and opened the door to misunderstandings. Sometimes it is important to wait with healthy curiosity.
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Sometimes I choose to wait. Once there was a misunderstanding in my family and I didn't understand that there was no problem. I waited a little and then the time came to tell me the truth. This gave me clarity and opened the door to misunderstandings. Sometimes it is important to wait with healthy curiosity.
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#MoveOnOrWait
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Go Ahead (Self-Deployment)
I prefer to be self-deprecating in my life. Once, I had a misunderstanding in a friendship and I didn't understand why he was upset. I waited and was confused, but when I took the initiative, my peace and confidence returned. Teach me that sometimes you don't meet with obstacles, but with yourself.
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Go Ahead (Self-Deployment)
I prefer to be self-deprecating in my life. Once, I had a misunderstanding in a friendship and I didn't understand why he was upset. I waited and was confused, but when I took the initiative, my peace and confidence returned. Teach me that sometimes you don't meet with obstacles, but with yourself.
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#Move move on by myself. I don’t like explanations; explanations are usually given by those who try to cover up their lies.
Here’s my story: My aunt suggested a match for me. I trusted her opinion, but when I met the boy, I realized he was not what I expected—he had a polyo issue (I felt uncomfortable knowing this). It really disappointed me. I felt sad that someone so close to me, like my aunt, could think in a way that would lead to this kind of situation for me. This taught me that waiting for explanations doesn’t always help—it can keep you stuck. Moving on by myself helped me protect my feelings and rebuild my peace.
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#Move move on by myself. I don’t like explanations; explanations are usually given by those who try to cover up their lies.
Here’s my story: My aunt suggested a match for me. I trusted her opinion, but when I met the boy, I realized he was not what I expected—he had a polyo issue (I felt uncomfortable knowing this). It really disappointed me. I felt sad that someone so close to me, like my aunt, could think in a way that would lead to this kind of situation for me. This taught me that waiting for explanations doesn’t always help—it can keep you stuck. Moving on by myself helped me protect my feelings and rebuild my peace.
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