Self-loathing that rises to the level of deploring.
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View all 243 →At this time in my life, I quite like myself but, for a large portion of my life, I deplored being shy.
I talk over people all the time.
Lack of confidence.
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Visiting my children at college. I don't stay long, because their lives are so busy - the way they should be.
Worrying about my children.
I would not toy with people's affections as much.
My epitaph says: 'We'll make this a comedy yet.' I've already planned it.
A movie called The Return that was about cows from outer space.
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