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"The good part about these types of things," she said solemnly, "is that you don't have to ever be okay.  All you have to do is be.  Because by just being, you can be treasured.  Even if you're not okay."  She shrugged.  "And after all, who even is okay?  I've never met a person who was okay.  I'm most certainly not okay.  You're not okay.  Neither of us will ever be okay.  That's the beauty of it--no one is required to be okay."

 --8.30.17

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