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Adversity, discomfort, struggles, difficulties, challenges, hardships, setbacks - these are gifts in your youth .. it helps you learn how to adjust, deal with, be adaptable and learn how to get inner-strength, for the best of the bunch it makes them so resilient & creates a inner love ❤️...

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