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Enjoying life is to live


Enjoying life is to live as if every moment is live, and not too have morals that are lithe so you don't conceal lies about how you lied about how you've lied down with other people's wives, and you've pretty much been a tither to the dark one because you've found pleasure in being a lifer that's a liar who muffles the sound coming from the Lord's lyre,
and I associate enjoying our time with putting our actions in the limelight and being honest and Christ like,
because when you're being genuine you are making yourself a better specimen, and giving yourself a stronger engine that can pull you through disasters in life that destroy more than heroin, because truth is a heroine, and she doesn't only save those filled with estrogen and act feminine but helps anyone who sees that acting intelligent and benevolent are a definite and evident testament to having relationships that are relevant, because this is a crucial and prevalent element in having an elegant life that appreciates being eloquent in describing how excellent this world is God made, and isn't negligent in experiencing every little moment life gives us, because it's the little things that are the most desolate and biggest detriment too a delicate life, or are the most affectionate and exquisite that creates a soul that is never hesitant to giving all the glory to the universe's president

 

 

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