All emotions, even those that are suppressed and unexpressed, have physical effects. Unexpressed emotions tend to stay i — Marilyn Van Derbur, Miss America By Day: Lessons Learned From Ultimate Betrayals And Unconditional Love
All emotions, even those that are suppressed and unexpressed, have physical effects. Unexpressed emotions tend to stay i — Marilyn Van Derbur, Miss America By Day: Lessons Learned From Ultimate Betrayals And Unconditional Love
All emotions, even those that are suppressed and unexpressed, have physical effects. Unexpressed emotions tend to stay i — Marilyn Van Derbur, Miss America By Day: Lessons Learned From Ultimate Betrayals And Unconditional Love
All emotions, even those that are suppressed and unexpressed, have physical effects. Unexpressed emotions tend to stay i — Marilyn Van Derbur, Miss America By Day: Lessons Learned From Ultimate Betrayals And Unconditional Love
All emotions, even those that are suppressed and unexpressed, have physical effects. Unexpressed emotions tend to stay i — Marilyn Van Derbur, Miss America By Day: Lessons Learned From Ultimate Betrayals And Unconditional Love
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All emotions, even those that are suppressed and unexpressed, have physical effects. Unexpressed emotions tend to stay in the body like small ticking time bombs—they are illnesses in incubation.

— Marilyn Van Derbur, Miss America By Day: Lessons Learned From Ultimate Betrayals And Unconditional Love
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