Recently, I encountered a situation that made me question something I believe we all need to examine at some point in our lives. What does personal worth really look like, and who the hell gets to determine how much we're valued? Now, I know that may sound like a complicated question, but after reflecting on my own relationships and observing the experiences of friends and family, I've come to a realization. At some point in our lives, many of us have allowed somebody el

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