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Your bedroom is for two things: sleeping and baby-making. Period.
So, get rid of your TV. Remove the clutter. Read somewhere else.
(Keep the candles though, that’s a nice touch. ;)
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Your bedroom is for two things: sleeping and baby-making. Period.
So, get rid of your TV. Remove the clutter. Read somewhere else.
(Keep the candles though, that’s a nice touch. ;)
| << Tony Robbins : Good Judgment | Menu | Rumi : A Jihad Warrior >> |
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