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22 January
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What does I needed a closure mean?
What does I needed a closure mean?
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more correct: I needed CLOSURE.
it means that. there was a situation you felt was not resolved.. you could not be "at peace" until you either talked to someone, or went somewhere, or did something to understand that something was DONE and you could move forward now.
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