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People tend to forget how many people have helped you so far and behave as if they have become who they are without anyone else’s help but their own.
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Don't you mean "helped them " rather than "helped you"? That's the only way I can see it making sense. I would suggest a couple of other changes too: People tend to forget how many others have helped them so far , and behave as if they have become who they are without anyone’s help but their own.
- Don't you mean "helped them " rather than "helped you"?
- That's the only way I can see it making sense.
- I would suggest a couple of other changes too: People tend to forget how many others have helped them so far , and behave as if they have become who they are without anyone’s help but their own.
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Don't you mean "helped them" rather than "helped you"? That's the only way I can see it making sense. I would suggest a couple of other changes too:
People tend to forget how many others have helped them so far, and behave as if they have become who they are without anyone’s help but their own.
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