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“Many people have missed out on fun, pleasure, and truly enjoying their lives in the pursuit of being seen as 'good' or 'innocent.' Now, they live with regret, trying to make up for the experiences they feel they lost. They sacrificed so much just to maintain an image of goodness or innocence, only to realize it wasn’t worth it. In the process, they lost things that truly mattered most in life. Which is time.”

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