That’s a relief.
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This is exactly why. Hahah so you cant sneak back and remove your hearts.
You gotta commit!! Not Steve Harvey it.
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But there are accidental likes and/or likes one might give and think better of later.
The world needs more positivity. Stop fighting it! 
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I’ll contribute to world positivity in other ways. I’ll keep my hearts to myself unless they are deserved.
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One small (?) good example of this? You inspiring others by your runDisney marathon! That was definitely contributing positivity to the world!!!
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Oooh you almost got me right there! Distraction is a strong tool!
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Thanks. 
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I don’t know. I think he has mentioned wanting to unheart something temporarily just so that he can heart it again. 
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A1. (which I can always edit at a later time if I change my mind 
)
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How many times I gotta tell ya?
That’s.
Not.
A.
Pony.
Which is totally fine. Just don’t go back and sneakily remove them…11 minutes… later 
I won’t.
Since I now can’t 
But I might remove them at 9m59s
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10hrs is a bit much, DaviD (emphasis on the last D, as you well know)
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Here I must confess that I have removed a like within a few seconds of giving it after reading the post more thoroughly and realizing it met my “batsh*t crazy” criteria in my flowchart. But 10 minutes is plenty of time for a scenario like that. There’s only one instance I can think of that being able to unheart more than 10 minutes later came in handy, and I don’t want to bring it up because it’s probably still a fresh wound for someone.
Phew. This is a relief.
No heart for this post. 
Sounds like me.
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