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Liubovl19   

Liubov, 25 y.o.
Odesa, Ukraine [Current City & Hometown]

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Joined 5 years ago, profile updated 2 years ago.

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Reply - Conversation - Jan 27, 2019
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Reply - Conversation - Jan 12, 2019
Hi hi hi...I want to communicate too. I'm Jajaq from Malaysia. Best wishes to you.
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Hi from India
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hey you got mail so answer it...
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There was a boy who was always losing his temper.
His father gave him a bag full of nails and said to him,
“My son, I want you to hammer a nail into our garden
fence every time you need to direct your anger
against something and you lose your temper.”
So the son started to follow his father’s advice.
On the first day he hammered in 37 nails,
but getting the nails into the fence was not easy,
so he started trying to control himself when he got .
As the days went by, he was hammering in less nails,
and within weeks he was able to control himself and
was able to refrain from getting and from hammering nails.
He came to his father and told him what he had achieved.
His father was with his efforts and said to him: “But now,
my son, you have to take out a nail for every day that you
do not get .”
The son started to take out the nails for each day that
he did not get , until there were no nails left in the fence.
He came to his father and told him what he had achieved.
His father took him to the fence and said, “My son,
you have done well, but look at these holes in the fence.
This fence will never be the same again.” Then he added:
“When you say things in a state of anger, they leave
marks like these holes on the hearts of others.
You can stab a person and withdraw the knife but it
doesn’t matter how
many times you say ‘I’m sorry,’ because the wound will remain.
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hey you got mail so answer it...
Reply - Conversation - Nov 11, 2018
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Reply - Conversation - Oct 5, 2018
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