Rec | REMEMBERING IT IS EVERYONES FIRST TIME LIVING

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Remembering it is everyones first time living

It is everyone's first time experiencing every moment. Yes there are times you should have known better. Parents could have raised you differently. Friends shouldn't have treated you like that. People could have stayed. But when it comes down to it. We are all children that came from the earth and we will all return to it. Have grace babes!!!!

@fawniebaby

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