just read something about replacing "i'm sorry" with "thank you". so, instead of saying "sorry i was late", say "thank you for waiting for me". replacing negativity with positivity and gratitude and breaks the "i'm sorry" cycle. powerful.
“I have nothing to complain about. I’m originally from Sudan. I love it there. So many happy memories. I got so much love from my family because I was the youngest. Since then I’ve lived in five different countries and I’ve enjoyed every single one. I don’t have a..."
“I’m on the way to buy soft drinks for my mother. I also fetch water, and sweep, and help her wash clothes. She calls me ‘boss’ because I work so hard, but I love to help her because she cares for me so much. She buys me clothes. She reads me..."
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@callmeshitto My heart goes out to you bro. But you know bones come back stronger so that legs gonna come back so damn stanky it's gone tear the club up