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When you see someone
with one of the greatest smiles,
and they are quite sad,
- -
it makes you want to
do something about it, no?
For me, it sure does.
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Rowan Finley
Father. Academic Advisor. Musician. Writer. My real name is Jesse Balogh.
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Ah, this one hits deep in the simplest way! 😊
The story of my life a lot. It’s always important to let them see the Light in you but not let them steal it away. Empaths are easy targets, helping to our own detriment, and losing ourselves in the process. Boundaries are essential for self- preservation.
YES!
so simple yet so true. Love this
The biggest smile can cover the greatest pain.
only problem is that the greatest the smile, the more the hurt is hidden.