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And then is when I realised that this is not the life I want to live. That is not what I was made for. I was made to perform without being scared of other people's opinions. I knew that there will always be a judgment behind every one of my moves but I also knew that I was strong enough to make it through. What I knew was wrong. I wasn't strong enough, I was weak. Really weak. But I made it through in my own way, and from that I learned the real meaning of life. Life is not about how strong or weak you are. Life is about how you will go through it with your personality and your strength! But what really helped me get through life was the power of belief.
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