Advice Quote #7072465
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Never trust someone that has let you down more than two times.
Never trust someone that has let you down more than two times. Once was a warning, twice was a lesson, and anything more than that is simply just taking advantage.
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posted March 8, 2017 at 9:07pm UTC tagged with advice, trust, betrayal, quote
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