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May 24, 2024
By KillerPopHolly BRONZE, Aroura, Colorado
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Don't tell me the sky is the limit if there are footsteps on the moon

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Expression vs. Feeling...looking closely, you can see a handprint on the window, as if reaching out and trying to connect with people. People with anxiety can seem standoffish, but just want help

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