Quote by Hiroko Sakai

What you can lose is what you really don't need in your life from the first place.

What you can lose is what you really don't need in your life

Summary

This quote emphasizes the idea that what we may lose in life is often something we never truly needed or valued in the first place. It suggests that losing certain things or individuals can ultimately be beneficial, as they may have been unnecessary or even detrimental to our well-being. In essence, it encourages us to let go of what does not truly serve us, creating room for growth, positivity, and more meaningful connections.

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By Hiroko Sakai

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