I'd confused need with love and love with sacrifice. - Gail Caldwell

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So remember what others think of you depends a lot on what you believe about yourself, what you think you are, what you think about, what you say and what you have proven you can do.

Gail Caldwell

I'd confused need with love and love with sacrifice.

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