The Volition
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When you reach a certain age, you expect milestones to pile on top of each other. It's suppose to be extraordinary but that's fantasy. Real life, people don't just get everything and sometimes when they do get everything it's not what they needed at all.
So what's better? To have it all? Or to have nothing but a dream?
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