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An understanding that kindness is the answer.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 2 March 2024 source ↗
Others on this question
View all 44 →A strong sense of being loved and a hopefulness for their life ahead.
Resilience, courage and kindness, as compassionate points to follow.
A sense of optimism.
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View profile →I am in a public profession, so take your pick. It’s all embarrassing.
Your heart walking around outside your body.
Self-loathing that rises to the level of deploring.
Letting down the people I love.
We are not here for long – try not to take everything too seriously.
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