Quote by Esther Williams

Everything about my teenage life was almost ideal.

Everything about my teenage life was almost ideal.

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This quote suggests that the speaker's teenage years were nearly perfect or close to it. It implies that the speaker experienced a high level of satisfaction and contentment during that time. It may indicate that the speaker had a positive social life, engaging activities, fulfilling relationships, or overall happiness during their adolescence. The quote reflects fondness and nostalgia for the speaker's teenage years.

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