We choose to remain angry. Someone else may have initiated the anger but we choose whether we remain in this state or no — Avina Celeste
We choose to remain angry. Someone else may have initiated the anger but we choose whether we remain in this state or no — Avina Celeste
We choose to remain angry. Someone else may have initiated the anger but we choose whether we remain in this state or no — Avina Celeste
We choose to remain angry. Someone else may have initiated the anger but we choose whether we remain in this state or no — Avina Celeste
We choose to remain angry. Someone else may have initiated the anger but we choose whether we remain in this state or no — Avina Celeste
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We choose to remain angry. Someone else may have initiated the anger but we choose whether we remain in this state or not.

— Avina Celeste
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