RE: RE: Letting go to start afresh
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Hello Sam, your post has really elaborated "letting go" however, it is mind blowing to find out that some individuals live a care free and nonchalant life such that as dear as their spouses are to them, they dont have such attachment or passion towards losing them to somebody else. I leave it there. For the ones that are humane, and passionate, this scenario is evident in their lives.

For example, I attach serious importance to my electronic gadgests and as a result, I still have some of my very old phones I have used and are bad. But because of how well they served me, throwing them away becomes a serious issue for me. I held unto one of my bad MP3 bluetooth for months until I stumbled unto an electrical engineer in our factory that helped repair it for me.

Even when I have purchased a new one. Lol, Honestly, I found it difficult letting go, especially when I love something. But learning and improving is something we need to practice. I am learning not to be over passionate lest they play with my emotions. Thank you for sharing. !HBIT savvytester@savvytester. TGIF

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