Is it always necessary to dive into the past to heal old traumas?

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Meaning, purpose, the pursuit of happiness... Just existing shouldn't be the only way to live. You are important - you just may not realize how much. 

Stop blaming yourself for your stupid decisions

Don't get trapped in a cycle of blaming yourself for past decisions. What you did then isn't what you'll do next time. And what you did then doesn't say who you are today. 

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