"I am not sure that I exist actually I am all..." - Jorge Luis Borges

🤲 Acceptance

“I am not sure that I exist actually I am all the writers that I have read all the people that I have met all the women that I have loved”

— Jorge Luis Borges

Accepting our identity as composed of all we have experienced.

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