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Choose Friends Who Choose You...

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Choose Friends Who Choose You...

Choose the friends who are choosing you right back. Choose the ones who are more than willing to get real in a converastion with you. Choose friends who are making room for you at their table and willing to invest in the friendship. Choose the friends who light you higher, let you relax - who make you laugh harder, breathe a little lighter, and come alive a little more every time y'all are together.

Choose the ones who don't play small. Choose the ones that don't play games. The ones who pass on things like jealousy, and competition, and making you feel like you're not quite good enough to be friends with them.

Pick the friends who listen. The ones who make the first move when ever they can. Choose the ones who are reciprocating. The ones who are giving. Choose the friends who let you help them whenever need to be.

CHOOSE THE FRIENDS WHO LET YOU BE YOU!!!

Pick the friends who like you just the way you are, but never ever let you settle for less than you deserve. Choose the ones who encourage you to go after what you want in life, goodness, and never let you fall.

I have always heard you're the culmination of the five people you spend the most time with, so you know what... choose cautiously.

BE GOOD TO ALL!!!

Don't be stingy with my love, my word, please be the kind of woman who goes out of my way to include, but time and energy are two of the most valuable resources, protect them at all cost.

Choose like your heart depends on it, because it kind of does in the end.

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