Advice Quote #7068757
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Save your energy: don't entertain toxic people.
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Save your energy:
don't entertain toxic people.
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posted September 2, 2016 at 6:15pm UTC tagged with advice, selflove, selfpreservation, toxicrelationships, quote
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