Quote by Nina Hagen

I have my own strength.

I have my own strength.

Summary

This quote implies that the speaker possesses inner power and resilience. Rather than relying on others for support or validation, they are self-sufficient in facing challenges and overcoming obstacles. It suggests a sense of independence and confidence in one's abilities, highlighting the importance of self-belief and personal growth. The quote encourages embracing one's unique strengths and using them to navigate life's difficulties, ultimately fostering a sense of empowerment and self-reliance.

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Strength

By Nina Hagen

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