I believe in giving as honest an answer as I can. Because perhaps if people spent more time being honest with each other — Jane Lotter, The Bette Davis Club
I believe in giving as honest an answer as I can. Because perhaps if people spent more time being honest with each other — Jane Lotter, The Bette Davis Club
I believe in giving as honest an answer as I can. Because perhaps if people spent more time being honest with each other — Jane Lotter, The Bette Davis Club
I believe in giving as honest an answer as I can. Because perhaps if people spent more time being honest with each other — Jane Lotter, The Bette Davis Club
I believe in giving as honest an answer as I can. Because perhaps if people spent more time being honest with each other — Jane Lotter, The Bette Davis Club
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I believe in giving as honest an answer as I can. Because perhaps if people spent more time being honest with each other, especially with children, there would be less unhappiness in the world.

— Jane Lotter, The Bette Davis Club
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