"You’ve changed." Very few words cause more worry than those two. My first reaction when confronted by this accusation is denial. "No I haven’t." Then accusation. "I haven’t changed, you have!" Then anger. "The world has changed, and not for the better!" Depression. "I can’t believe she thinks I've changed, woe is me, I’m ...
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