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Full moons require you to aggressively let go

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When the moon is at its brightest, you are supposed to write down all your grievances and burn them in a dramatic display. It is highly cathartic, though the universe likely does not care about your passive-aggressive notes regarding your annoying coworker.

Full moons require you to aggressively let go
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