You've done well. May the Almighty bless you.
@Tangled in September 2025
Whatever you've found, you've taken.
And whatever you find, you take.
Lilian not William?
Shadrach (Chidi Rock?)
You rocket You rock it
Nehe? not mayor? As in Nehemiah?
William not relimn.
Sarah not zero?
You can't boil the bean without setting it first.
Yes? You can't boil the beans without first buying them.
One can not always make without first buying.
If you buy something today, next you'll still buy anything.
Then it'd feel like it's only been anything that you've been buying.
Simply, taking isn't always there.
You're sick.? "Look at how you're talking to me about my daughter and my relationship with her." — One said .
If you talk harshly to your sister, you might never get to eat with her with the same spoon. If she's to bring, you'd seek to have another. And like there isn't satisfaction.
Make your time to live right. Let the past deeds be passing. Let it, like it's comes to pass. Like Death himself.
You said, "You'll stop. Yes, I'll stop when it's..." Yet, it's not what you agreed to yourself that you'd.
It's not like you can't have what you want. Most times, it's like you can't get to be self. You can't be one, or take one. If one sees what's not one, they takes it as selfish or the like. Or then takes all and leaving you with one.
Okay, thank you. Now, I understand.
There are times if one needs something, they'll only learn to say, "Thank you." And when you've given it, they're then likely to turn away from keeping on saying, "Thank you."
You buy it, you cook it.
You cook it, one eats it.
There's difference between, "Eat it" and "Eat from it." And yet, one eats from it.
Okay, you'll make it. It's okay, it'd rather take time. But you'll surely achieve it.
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It's not that you can't win It's that you chooses to stay And that keeps you alive
No matter what you'd to win If you'll never do There's unlikely chance
If you think you can't make it, saying bad words about yourself You might never let go of the self-degradation
Letting others know doesn't mean you're helping them And feeding all doesn't mean feeding the whole
Things do takes turn, while the like have similar meaning
If you'd things on your own, you might get to have all to fullness.
You might never get to have what you want, if you keep laying hands out to receive
Not letting anything bother you is right.
You're right in the sight of thr wrong perception.
THR? their... That's "the."
Nomophobia
How'd you feel when you eat without light to see what you're to eat? Isn't it when you see that you find?
But the light from the sun... That's pretty good.
You eat of that which belongs to one, what you're to enjoy is then taken away
What's given one fries
What one's given another flies
What's flown, the wearing has seen.
The eater of fish with scent of it by the hand fears that the dog might take a bite.
Indeed, what's Nomophobia?
Nor... What's that?
It's a name, and who's saying it?
What one's eaten another's spitted away.
What's tied has become what's kept.
He that keeps it, leaves— Then he that it's brought to stays with it.
That the masquerade covered its body doesn't mean that it doesn't have a figure.
MASQUERADE not MASCARAED? There's yet more. And how're you going to spend the National Independence Day?
Is it with meat or who'll you meet? — If you're to be a dog?
A fool knows his foolishness not only when he's told of it. And if you're wise, you'll keep back your foolishness.
What asks for the truth but is given the way but no light to see it and while living?
Correct? Here's a grammatically corrected version while maintaining the original structure: "What asks for the truth but is given the way, yet has no light to see it while living?"