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When I feel lonely or sad, I remind myself that I am here to comfort me. I am here to love me. I don’t need anyone else to hold me, because I have my own two hands to wrap around me. I don’t need someone else’s lips to kiss my hands, because my own lips can offer that same gentle tenderness. I am whole, complete, and capable of giving myself the love I deserve.


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