What Are You Doing Here, Friend?
When people ask you, or when you ask yourself “What are you doing here?" Usually, either people don’t know or follow what you are doing, or you feel discouraged or lost your purpose… https://t.co/ut0C3LIdoy
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what doing here friend when people when yourself what doing here usually either people dont know follow what doing feel lost your purpose
friend people ask ask usually either people know follow feel discouraged lost purpose
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