Biology, asked by umeshkrishnaa8597, 1 year ago

Its better to have it and not need it,than to need it and not have it.what do you think this saying means?how can you apply it in your own life

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Answered by ashlesha147

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Answer:

It's actually better to have it but not need it rather than want it but won't have..

Explanation:

Because I have felt this and I know how it feels

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