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Don't Play With a Person of Value, There Will Be Consequences


I promise you, if you ever fumble a person of value, there will be consequences. There will be begging and pleading, trying to come back into their good graces. You see, not everyone loves the same way, not everyone feels the same way. When you have someone truly valuable in your life, someone who brings light and joy into your world, you must cherish them, keep them close, and never misuse or mislead them.


It is a promise that when you fumble a person of value, you will not have any good days. You will feel the weight of your mistake, the pain of losing someone who meant so much to you. You will regret your actions, wishing you could turn back time and make things right. But the truth is, once you fumble a person of value, it is not easy to regain their trust and love.


I have seen it happen time and time again, people taking those they care about for granted, only to realize their mistake when it is too late. They beg and plead for forgiveness, but the damage has been done. The person of value has moved on, no longer willing to be treated as an afterthought.


So, I urge you to be mindful of the people in your life who bring you happiness and love. Do not take them for granted, do not fumble them away. Cherish them, appreciate them, and show them how much they mean to you. Because I promise you, losing a person of value is a pain that will haunt you for a long time.


Remember that not everyone loves the same way, not everyone feels the same way. When you have someone truly valuable in your life, hold onto them tightly and never let them go. Do not fumble away the people who bring light into your world, for once they are gone, you will realize the true value they held in your life. So, cherish those who are dear to you, and never take them for granted. That is my promise to you.

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