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“My greatest enemy is not the person who tells me what I ‘need’ to hear, although we are quick to label them as such. Rather, my greatest enemy is the person who tells me what I ‘want’ to hear, for this is the person who has determined to partner with me in my own destruction.”

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Book:The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
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