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28 February
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How do you say this in English (US)? Your existence itself soothes me and heal me. Is this grammatically correct?
How do you say this in English (US)? Your existence itself soothes me and heal me. Is this grammatically correct?
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@Ksms
“Your existence alone soothes and heals me” is the best way to say it.
“Heal me” ❌
“Heals me” ✅
“Heal me” is a request/demand.
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Your existence itself soothes and heals me
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