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Deficiencies, blemishes, and faults are what make us lovable, yet we’re constantly told by ads and media that blemishes need to be covered up, eradicated, and hidden. The reality is the bumps, oddities, and faults in each of us is why we’re able to form bonds and relationships. Think of it in terms of painting […]http://samuelrainey.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/c-mater1-300x168.jpeg