Quote by Glenda Millard

Maybe if the empty space inside her was filled with love there'd be no room for sad and dark things.

Maybe if the empty space inside her was filled with love the

Summary

This quote suggests that filling oneself with love can help eliminate negative emotions and experiences. It implies that love acts as a counterforce to sadness and darkness, occupying the empty spaces within a person and preventing the entrance of negative emotions. By prioritizing love and cultivating positive feelings, one can potentially create a state of emotional fulfillment where sadness and darkness have no room to exist.

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By Glenda Millard

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