Be-yourself-inspirational Quote by Amelia Legend Download Open image ““Don't ever apologize for who you are or what you want.”” — Amelia Legend ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.6 out of 5 (5 ratings) Copy quoteShare Be-yourself-inspirational
“I will never apologize for being me, but I will apologize for the times that I am not.” — Michael Carini Copy Share Image
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“For some people to apologize may be enough, but not to me. For me, just apologizing is not enough until they really change.” — Titon Rahmawan Copy Share Image
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“If you seek money, be wise; if you seek power, be strong; if you seek honor, be virtuous; if you seek happiness, be yourself.” — Matshona Dhliwayo Copy Share Image
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“Many women give up on how they look these days. They become a communality in a society that prefers to follow rather than stand out. They merge in time as if it doesn’t exist and they fade away into it. No one will hear about them ever again when they die. In their culture, uniqueness is a sin. To be… — Neda Aria Copy Share
