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by Mushen on August 20th, 2007
It may sound good but is hardly going to send your mood from really depressed to full of the joys of spring is it? All it will do is add a touch of guilt into the mix so that you do not mention it to anyone again. You will be glad it happened after a while, (in which case it becomes irrelevant) but not straight away. Totally unhelpful if you ask me - what you need is to have your mind distracted from whatever it was and your time occupied - you also need to talk about it (if you are a girl). What you don't need is somebody spouting from their morally superior position when, if they did not want to listen to your woes, they could have just said 'shut-up about it now'. It is the kind of thing the Miss World winner would say directly after announcing she wants to work with orphans and feed the worlds children.
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Are the simplest statements usually the truest of all?
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“The trouble with quotes from the internet is that its difficult to determine whether or not they are genuine”. Abraham Lincoln?!
by Doyler - you have got to be kidding me! on November 30th, 2011
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