There's a fine line between forgiveness and denial. — Janet Rebhan, Finding Tranquility Base: A Novel
There's a fine line between forgiveness and denial. — Janet Rebhan, Finding Tranquility Base: A Novel
There's a fine line between forgiveness and denial. — Janet Rebhan, Finding Tranquility Base: A Novel
There's a fine line between forgiveness and denial. — Janet Rebhan, Finding Tranquility Base: A Novel
There's a fine line between forgiveness and denial. — Janet Rebhan, Finding Tranquility Base: A Novel
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There's a fine line between forgiveness and denial.

— Janet Rebhan, Finding Tranquility Base: A Novel
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Too long spent denying each other, we no longer hid our want. — Scarlett Dawn, King Cave
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It was something I learned then. That you could take the crumpled remains of something destroyed and smooth them into ne — Nayomi Munaweera, What Lies Between Us
But I can't force everything into the arrangement I'd like. I can't use denial to make everything simple. — Jael McHenry
A kingdom established on hatred is a function of denial of God — Sunday Adelaja
If your eyes can not cry, then your gut will."The head and heart may be in denial of your human needs, but the gut will — Martha Char Love, What's Behind Your Belly Button? A Psychological Perspective of the Intelligence of Human Nature and Gut Instinct
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