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“It's acceptable to admit that someone, at some point, meant a lot to you, that person held significance. Even if they still do in some ways, or no longer do, it's okay to let them go. Accepting their absence doesn't diminish the importance of what you shared. Recognize that not every relationship is crafted for forever, and that understanding is a compass guiding you away from the quagmire of the past...”

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