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    A woman allowed something to happen, questioning whether she believed it was right by allowing it, suggesting it is time for her to honestly face her own beliefs and responsibility to herself regarding what occurred.

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    A woman allowed something to happen, questioning whether she believed it was right by allowing it, suggesting it is time for her to honestly face her own beliefs and responsibility to herself regarding what occurred.

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    A woman allowed something to happen, questioning whether she believed it was right by allowing it, suggesting it is time for her to honestly face her own beliefs and responsibility to herself regarding what occurred.

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    responsibility

    “ after all,
    she did allow it, didn't she?
    if she allowed it,
    did she believe they were right?
    time to face her beliefs honestly.
    and her responsibility to herself. ”

    ~terri st. cloud

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