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	<title>Comments on: The Gift of Time</title>
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	<description>What are you grateful for today?</description>
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		<title>By: Secreteers</title>
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		<description>I especially love the part where you seem to encourage me to learn from past good memories instead of being stuck in such memories. I already know how futile it is to obsess with people in my life whom I accused of failing to give me the time that I needed with them. This led to the torturing nostalgia of reliving always in my mind the few good memories that I had with them. It was a self-torture for me because I felt I had to always go back and never cease present moments to make new memories with new people. And I call this moving forward rather than moving on. It&#039;s being in the present that I am focusing on now to be able to love the right way. Thank you.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I especially love the part where you seem to encourage me to learn from past good memories instead of being stuck in such memories. I already know how futile it is to obsess with people in my life whom I accused of failing to give me the time that I needed with them. This led to the torturing nostalgia of reliving always in my mind the few good memories that I had with them. It was a self-torture for me because I felt I had to always go back and never cease present moments to make new memories with new people. And I call this moving forward rather than moving on. It&#8217;s being in the present that I am focusing on now to be able to love the right way. Thank you.</p>
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