just know that it takes a bit of courage to unlearn that shame, and to be there for others when they try to unlearn that — Hugh Howey, Beacon 23
just know that it takes a bit of courage to unlearn that shame, and to be there for others when they try to unlearn that — Hugh Howey, Beacon 23
just know that it takes a bit of courage to unlearn that shame, and to be there for others when they try to unlearn that — Hugh Howey, Beacon 23
just know that it takes a bit of courage to unlearn that shame, and to be there for others when they try to unlearn that — Hugh Howey, Beacon 23
just know that it takes a bit of courage to unlearn that shame, and to be there for others when they try to unlearn that — Hugh Howey, Beacon 23
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just know that it takes a bit of courage to unlearn that shame, and to be there for others when they try to unlearn that shame, and that it all gets easier after you feel how healthy it is.

— Hugh Howey, Beacon 23
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