Clear water Quote by Kylie Ansett

“Everything that you allow to enter your mind leaves a stain. Like putting a drop of dye into a clear pool, if you do it over and over and over, the clear water will start to take on the color.” quote by Kylie Ansett — Download Open image

““Everything that you allow to enter your mind leaves a stain. Like putting a drop of dye into a clear pool, if you do it over and over and over, the clear water will start to take on the color.””

Kylie Ansett

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