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@diana.noor7: The world has created countless ways to separate us - by where we were born, how we look, what we own, or the place we hold in society. But the things we feel most deeply need no translation. Pain hurts the same. Love matters the same. Beneath everything that divides us, we are still human. #quotes #truth #soul #Love #diananoor

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