@sophia_shalev: Sometimes you're not waiting for them to come back… #sophiashalev

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W BII :
Am I wrong,?
2026-07-20 03:41:59
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jerrie_the_mouse51
Jerrie_the_Mouse51 :
Thats just Ego.. know who you are
2026-07-20 21:33:14
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sharmainebyrne
Shar’s Ikigai :
Thanks so much I needed to hear this
2026-07-20 06:33:46
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dorinaosipiant
Doina :
That's so true!
2026-07-19 23:17:47
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jrhors
James R..Cad-wal-id-er :
All Love and Respect Always 🥰✨
2026-07-20 04:48:44
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yonasonherschlag
IsraelPolitics_Yonason :
Sophia, you are very talented. I enjoy watching your videos. There's something so soothing about your voice, and often the pearls of wisdom that you express are also soothing. And the combination of the pearls of wisdom and together with the way you deliver it, is really satisfying and appealing. I wish you tremendous success with your books and everything you do. I'm curious to know about your background. Do you have anything online that has a biography of yourself? I'd be interested to know your education and where you grew up and what types of life experiences have brought you to where you are now.
2026-07-19 23:38:41
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WIMF :
Correct
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shadow_soul77
shadow_&_soul :
Amen so true
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timothywoodard61
Tim :
I could care less if my ex wife realized what she lost. I simply don’t care about her or her feelings at all. She stomped on my feelings and threw me away, so the hell with her and her feelings.
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🤗🤗🤗
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😏😏😏
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