Anyone who can't forgive someone else for screwing up is deluding themselves. Because we've all made mistakes every bit — Edward W. Robertson, Blackout
Anyone who can't forgive someone else for screwing up is deluding themselves. Because we've all made mistakes every bit — Edward W. Robertson, Blackout
Anyone who can't forgive someone else for screwing up is deluding themselves. Because we've all made mistakes every bit — Edward W. Robertson, Blackout
Anyone who can't forgive someone else for screwing up is deluding themselves. Because we've all made mistakes every bit — Edward W. Robertson, Blackout
Anyone who can't forgive someone else for screwing up is deluding themselves. Because we've all made mistakes every bit — Edward W. Robertson, Blackout
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Anyone who can't forgive someone else for screwing up is deluding themselves. Because we've all made mistakes every bit as bad. And we're each praying we'll be forgiven, too.

— Edward W. Robertson, Blackout
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