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IdlierQuotes: 《中英》Meant To Be

Don't be stubborn and let go. Some things cannot be forced in life. Accept it and grief all you want but after that, move on. Never get stuck in one place and cannot move forward. That is so stupid and it does not change anything except make you suffer, right?

—— Dickson Idlier



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注定的事情总会发生。如果不是,还有更好的东西等着你。

 

不要固执,放手。生活中有些事情是不能强求的。接受它,尽情悲伤,但在那之后,继续前进。永远不要被困在一个地方,无法前进。这太愚蠢了,除了让你痛苦,什么也改变不了,对吗?

—— 闲人·迪克森



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