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Long hours Quote by Vicki Boo

“You can call me lame, you can say I have shame. You can say I have grace, but I must show some disgrace. If you ever came back; I wouldn't care, I'd just pull up a chair for you, so you would be there. I wouldn't care what they would think, or what they would say. Just as long as you would chill…” quote by Vicki Boo
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“You can call me lame, you can say I have shame. You can say I have grace, but I must show some disgrace. If you ever came back; I wouldn't care, I'd just pull up a chair for you, so you would be there. I wouldn't care what they would think, or what they would say. Just as long as you would chill, by my side. & would hang out, for long hours wide.”

Vicki Boo

About This Quote

The speaker invites acceptance of flaws, offering companionship without judgment, emphasizing relaxed, authentic connection.

In simple terms: Accept flaws, stay together.

Key Takeaway

Offer unconditional companionship.

Themes

friendship acceptance authenticity vulnerability social connection

Mood

warm inclusive relaxed

Type

Long hours:1 Shame:1 Say Grace:0 Shame Say:0 Say Shame:0 Lame Say:0

When to use this quote

  • social gatherings
  • support groups
  • personal relationships

Key Concepts

non‑judgmental support shared activities emotional safety community building

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you show acceptance?
  • What does authentic companionship look like?
A Different Perspective

judgment can erode trust.

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