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this quote is wrongwhat you resist persist if u dont even try to resist something even a little then the thing your not resisting will persist entirely whoever wrote that quote was a jerk and had a iq of zero or lower no offense just the facts?
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yup say ur in a way and you dont fight back or you go home then the resistance enemy has already won
or if your doing homework and u dont even finish the first line
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It seems like there may have been a misunderstanding with the quote. The idea behind "what you resist, persists" is that resisting or fighting against something too strongly can actually give it more power and make it more prominent in your life. It suggests finding a balance between acknowledging and addressing challenges while not letting them consume you entirely. The effectiveness of this approach may vary for different individuals.
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