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Recently by shobig_sifar
- de la nada sale el todo
- I took the one less traveled by
- Laai hayaat aaey, qaza lei chali chalay
- The color gray
- Of love and other demons
- Tired and underprepared
- A quick gratitude
- Fake plastic trees
- Learning
- MeiN shaayar tau nahiN
- The hellbound martyr
- People
- Sigh
- Sometimes I wonder
- Decisions
- Question:
Decisions
I guess saying 'no' is a much more difficult choice to make for its repercussions than saying 'yes'. Apparently, history bears more respect for those who said no compared to those who said yes.
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Posted by Sobia on
Thursday January 24, 2008 08:35 am
stop thinking..just do it ;)
Posted by OPtimistic_Aadi on
Friday January 11, 2008 07:53 pm
And so often is the case that the word 'no' said by someone is appreciated in a big 'yes' by millions of the related people.
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