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BEAUTIFUL LETDOWN

Rejection is ugly. The word itself is negative. This makes you wonder how to reject someone, for whatever reason, a nice way. It’s been done. I’m sure it was done to me countless times. If that’s the case then, you’ll have to learn to read through the lines and take the hint. Know when you’re not wanted. This leads me to realize that a let down, no matter how it is put, is still a letdown.

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