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... r life is hard nor life is that precious.

It's always the people in our life that defines our life. We don't get tired of life, we get tired of the people in it. Life doesn't become hard all of a sudden, it's always the people who make everything seem hard for us. Most of all, life in itself isn't that precious. The people we love makes it precious for us.

People don't give up on life on their own. No one is born with that courage to face death on their own will. But when the peo ...

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