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Dads can suffer too

on December 10, 2023

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My work is not my religion

on December 08, 2023

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It went a blink an eye

on December 04, 2023

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It’s uncompete, not incomplete or noncompete

on December 02, 2023

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A value that lead people

on November 29, 2023

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The number one

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Choose your pain, choose you fighter

on November 08, 2023

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You are not special. You are not irreplaceable.

on November 03, 2023

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Personal touch is unbeatable

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When I was looking back, it seemed like I was the lucky one

on October 27, 2023

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Which group are you?

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Not a one-to-one

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Nangis di Balik Selimut

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An on-off journey to being healthy

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Are you actively listening to others?

on October 11, 2023

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