No feeling is wrong. You have the right to your feelings. However, you do not need to wallow in them, and you do not hav — Anna Valdiserri
No feeling is wrong. You have the right to your feelings. However, you do not need to wallow in them, and you do not hav — Anna Valdiserri
No feeling is wrong. You have the right to your feelings. However, you do not need to wallow in them, and you do not hav — Anna Valdiserri
No feeling is wrong. You have the right to your feelings. However, you do not need to wallow in them, and you do not hav — Anna Valdiserri
No feeling is wrong. You have the right to your feelings. However, you do not need to wallow in them, and you do not hav — Anna Valdiserri
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No feeling is wrong. You have the right to your feelings. However, you do not need to wallow in them, and you do not have the right to act them out. The world hasn't suddenly become your punching bag or litter tray.

— Anna Valdiserri
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