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Life Is Too Short To Let Toxic People Hold You Back

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Right now we’re beginning to see who our true friends are and who really never cared about us in the first place. While with technology and social media we are still connected, those who aren’t checking in are making quite clear whether they care or not.

Life is short and we should not be spending our time fussing over people who don’t want to be in our lives, to begin with. Even now toxic people are present in the world and things we’re facing are bringing out the worst in some.

If you’re fighting with someone all the time, and they refuse to take your wants or needs seriously, they don’t deserve to be around.

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