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Is the number or quality of former relationships more important?
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What you've learned: Failed relationships are part of living. Some folks learn from their experiences, and these are the people that benefit and eventually achieve quality -- ideally lifelong -- relationships. I learned from __ that the relationship is more important than being right, from __ to listen, from __ that little acts of kindness impact, and from __ to beware of crooks. We're not born wise; learn & love well.
Answered 7/20/2012
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