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How do you let go of something you swore you would never leave? How come we always seem to have the key to success but throw it out the window just so we could sit back and thinking of giving up will solve our problems, but in reality you just locked yourself in a room with that problem and you can't get away from it  because you just threw away your key?                                Why is it the moment we let people become constant in our lives we seem to forget how much their smiles, laughs, and maybe even sass had meant to us until they are no longer there. I have recently discovered that worst type of goodbye are the ones you don't get to say, so why do I always leave without saying goodbye when I hate it myself? If the purpose of education is to perfect then what is the purpose of saying nothing is perfect?                                               


 

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