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Marked as Best! October 20, 2009 02:00 AM

For me,personally,I thrive on it because I like being prepared.If I had the opportunity to know everything that was going to happen to me,both bad and good,part of me would want to take because alot of the surprises I have had in life,I was nowhere near prepared for,and looking back on them now,I always think of how differently I should have reacted to them just for a better outcome.Is part of it keeping hope alive?Yes,and it's healthy.Having a dream/hope even if it is a pipe dream,it can sometimes be the only thing that keeps people getting out of bed in the morning.

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