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The fault...is not in our stars, But in ourselves.

#JuliusCaesar

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Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice.

#HAMLET

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Go wisely and slowly. Those who rush stumble and fall.

#ROMEOANDJULIET

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My tongue will tell the anger of my heart, or else my heart concealing it will break.

#THETAMINGOFTHESHREW

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Shakespeare meant we to blame for ourselves not Astrology. This advice is relevant because many people are focused on their zodiac sign and excuse actions because of their zodiac signs.
#NOEXCUSES
-Kaitlyn Arreola

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I feel that this quote means that in order for one to learn their calling, one must not rely on the stars in the sky but must look inside themselves. I feel that this quote is still relevant today because many people look everywhere else but in themselves to find out who they are.
#screwzodiacsigns
-Fausto Lizard

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I think that Shakespeare means that we need to take responsibility for our own actions and choices and blame it on fate or our past ancestors (or genes). It is still relevant in today's world because often people don't take responsibility for their own problem. People try to avoid being blamed and won't accept the consequences. #AcceptYourConsequences
-Kyle Mecate

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This quote means that we should take full responsibility of what happens to us. We should not blame it on something such as 'destiny' whenever something bad happens to us. It is still applicable in today's world because there are people that still blame others or other actions rather than themselves to make them look like they are not at fault.
-Erick Zamora
#FACETHECONSEQUENCESW

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Destiny doesn't control what happens to us and that we should control our live through our will and not blame it on destiny.

#leadyourlife

-George Pacheco

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What I think Shakespeare meant by this quote is that we should not blame the world for our problems, but instead look at ourselves before blaming others. I think this advice is still relevant in today's world because people still blame the rest of the world for their issues. #lookinthemirror

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Shakespeare probably meant that we are responsible for our actions  and we shouldn't find others to blame for our inconveniences. This quote is still meaningful today because we are all still our own people and we control ourselves.
#YOUAREYOUROWNFAULTS

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I think Shakespeare means that we are responsible for our actions and we cannot blame things that happen to us now on things that have happened in the past. This is relevant to today because many people try to avoid responsibility, and they think that nothing is their fault.
#takeresponsibility

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I think the quote means that we need to take responsibility for our actions and not blame what happens on others. Yes this is still relevant today because in a situation people always want someone to blame. #ownuptoyourmistakes

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I think the quote means that we need to take responsibility for our actions and not blame what happens on others. Yes this is still relevant today because in a situation people always want someone to blame. #ownuptoyourmistakes

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-Idalis Ahumada

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he means that other people are not always the reason for our problems.
#solveyourownproblems
-Mason Sands

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What Shakespeare meant by this quote is that what happens to us is not the universes fault, the fault is on us. It is still relevant today because we get so caught up in the world and when something happens to us and it bothers us the wrong way we do not take the fall for it we simply blame it on the universe. #Takethefall
- Allison Bumbera

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I think that this quote shows that the same way we can make our own destiny, we should also take responsibility for our own actions. If we take our life in our own hands we should live with the consequences. I think that it is relevant because now people don't take action. #OOPS
-Victoria Landeros

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I think what he meant was that others do not control what happens in our lives, but we do. You can control your own destiny not someone else. I think that it is still relevant today because there are others blaming for their upbringing and sometimes they are right, but mostly it all starts and ends with you. How you look at it as a step back or step forward, is the glass half full or empty, or at least there is something in it.
#It'sYourFault

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I think this quote means we should take responsibility for our own actions rather than blame others for our faults. We should not rely on others because everything lies within our spiritual selves.
#MyFault
Gretta Ozuna

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By this quote I think Shakespeare mean't that the fault was not by fate, but because of the mistakes we've made. Fate is not the fault of the issue you've created. I think this advice is still relevant today because people often refuse to take responsibility for their actions.  #OurFaultNotFate
-sidney salomon

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I think that what Shakespeare is trying to say is that you should stop blaming others and blame yourself.
#ItBeYaOwnFault
-Francisco Tamayo

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I think Shakespeare meant that we cannot blame others for other for our own actions. I believe this is still relevant today because we can't just place blame on people. #confessyoursins
- Franco Ramirez

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I believe Shakespeare means that when they say our fate is written in the stars it is not rue and we can change what we want to do.
-Calista Valenzuela
#wecandowhatwewant

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I think he meant that our future is based on the choices we make, not about what the stars say. I think it is still relevant because it is you who makes your future not anyone else.
-Marissa A.

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I think he means that our problems are not in the stars, they are in ourselves. I think it still is relevant today, because people today still try to blame others or put excuses in front of their actions.
#takeresponsibilityforyouractions
-Jocelyn A

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Every man should listen when they are supposed and they should not talk when someone else is giving their opinion even when you go aganist it
#everyoneisnotthesame
-Calista Valenzuela

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Shakespeare meant that you should involve people in issues, but not everyone should speak on issues. This can apply to the present because people have the right to be involved, but not many are able to speak on issues.
#FREEDOM
-Kaitlyn Arreola

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This quote possibly means listen to all that is said, but only answer/speak to those who you can trust. This can be relevant to today's world because there are people that say certain information to others that they should not trust.
#CHOOSEYOURFRIENDSWISELY
-Erick Zamora

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I think Shakespeare means that we should listen to others, but we should be careful to whom we share our problems and secrets with. This is still relevant today because almost everyone today gossips and spreads rumors about things that did not even come true, or people gossip about a situation, exaggerate it, and take it way out of context. #ShutYoMouth
-Kylee Mecate

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I think that what Shakespeare means is that you should listen to what others have to say, but not waste your energy trying to convince them of something else.
#Don'tWasteYourTime
-Francisco Tamayo

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I think this means that you should listen to what people have to say but sometimes its better not to say anything. #keepittoyourself

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I think this means that you should listen to what people have to say but sometimes its better not to say anything. #keepittoyourself

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Idalis Ahumada

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I feel like what Shakespeare meant by this was to listen to everyone's opinion and be respectful, but to have your own beliefs.
#giverespect

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I think that the quote means that you should be careful who you voice your opinion to. But it also means that you should listen to what other people have to say.
-Victoria Landeros

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I think that Shakespeare meant to listen to people but observant when people gain to much power. This can be relevant today because for example the secretary of state assigned by Trump was set to work on the problem of North ans South Korea and sudden peace is occurring but who knows if it will or not.

#observethenreact
-George Pacheco

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I think Shakespeare was trying to say we should just hear one another out, and only give people you trust your voice or wisdom/problems. It can apply in today's societies because many try to hold up their emotions and then let it out in 1 go. This building up causes emotions that they might not know how to deal with so it might be best to tell those who trust you.
#LendAnEar

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I think Shakespeare means listen to everyone but do not allow everyone to speak.

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What Shakespeare means by this quote is give man the ability to hear and be a listener but only give few the ability to speak out on an issue and try to change something. #speakit
-Allison Bumbera

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He meas you can listen to someones problems but you don't have to act on them.
#yourchoice
-Mason Sands

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I feel that what Shakespeare meant by this quote is that one can repeat or give their own opinion on something or someone, but cannot speak for someone else. I feel that this is still relevant today because many people tend to gossip and this applies to that too.
#dontrepeatit
-Fausto Lizard

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I think what Shakespeare meant with this quote that we should listen to everyone and allow them to tell us stuff, but we shouldn't allow ourselves to speak amongst just anyone. 

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I think what Shakespeare meant with this quote that we should listen to everyone and allow them to tell us stuff, but we shouldn't allow ourselves to speak amongst just anyone. 

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#ListenDontSpeak

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What I believe Shakespeare meant by this quote is that we should listen to others often, but we should not share our own opinions with just anybody. This is still relevant in today's world because sometimes people share their own opinions way to often.

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This quote may be saying that we should listen to each other open-mindedly, but we shouldn't be quick to voice our true thoughts or opinions without thinking through all of the consequences that can come from them. #LOUDERISNOTWISER

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I think it means that you should listen to everyone but share your knowledge with a few. I think this matters today because only some people deserve your judgement.
-Marissa A.

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I think this quote means everyone has the ability to listen to others but only some have the will to speak up.
#IfYouWant
Gretta Ozuna

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I think Shakespeare means to be there for everyone and listen but don't continue what telling people what they say. I think this does not affect the present because everyone tells everyone everything.
#dontspreadtheword
-Jocelyn A.

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Shakespeare is trying to say sometimes it is best to think these through and not rush into things because if you rush things it would not be as good if you put time and effort. This does apply in today because usually people just rush everywhere and get stressed out. Sometimes you just need to step away and get out of the outside world.
#MeTime

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What Shakespeare means is that you should take your time and not rush things, slow and steady wins the race.
#TakeItSlow
-Francisco Tamayo

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What Shakespeare means by this quote is to take your time with following through with something because the ones who rush their time with something are the ones that mess up their path and fall.
#slowandsteady
- Allison Bumbera

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You must learn to take things slowly without rushing them, otherwise you might rush and fall of the right path. This advise still very relevant in today's world due to the fact that some people rush in order to get the job done, but they make fatal mistakes that they do not realize at the time until it is to late to fix it.
#SPEEDISNOTKEY
-Erick Zamora

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I think Shakespeare's quote means that we shouldn't rush anything. Overall he is saying something similar to "slow and steady wins the race," in other words we must take our time to complete a task or else, if rushed, we may fail. I think this quote can be applied to mostly everything in our daily lives because as humans we want to finish everything as fast and as efficient as possible, but sometimes if we do not take our time we may stumble upon some stuff that we would not have encountered if we took our time.

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I think Shakespeare's quote means that we shouldn't rush anything. Overall he is saying something similar to "slow and steady wins the race," in other words we must take our time to complete a task or else, if rushed, we may fail. I think this quote can be applied to mostly everything in our daily lives because as humans we want to finish everything as fast and as efficient as possible, but sometimes if we do not take our time we may stumble upon some stuff that we would not have encountered if we took our time.

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#SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace
-alexandra ovando

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Shakespeare meant that you should take your time with with tings and not rush the process because if you do a mistake may take place and cause you to be right back where you started and that's not good for you or anybody.
#slowlife
-Calista Valenzuela

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Take life slowly and go with the flow don't go through life so fast that you end up in a terrible situation as an adult.
#gowiththeflow
-Mason Sands

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I think this quotes means that it is better to take your time and live in the moment rather than be worrying to get to the future. To just let things happen at their time because it is better that way. #timing
Gretta Ozuna

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This quote motivates people to take their time and not to rush things and fall in doing so. This applies a lot today because people are always looking for short cuts but its better to do it right then finish first.

#NOSHORTCUTS

-George Pacheco

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I think Shakespeare means to take your time to think things through and enjoy life. We shouldn't try to rush through our life like it is a checklist because we can miss out on some wonderful experiences and stumble with our problems. WE should also give ourselves time to think of the right thing to do. I think it still applies to today because many people don't think things through and get into big trouble. On the contrary, I feel as though more people today are doing things that they want to do so they can have fun.
#SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace
-Kylee Mecate

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I think Shakespeare meant that you should take your time and think stuff through instead of rushing through it. I think it is relevant to today's world because people tend to rush things and they end up messing up.
-Marissa A.

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I think that this quote means to be careful in what you do and be patient. I people do things in a rush then they end up making a mistake. I think this is still relevant today because as the years go by it seems like its a competition to do as much as you can before you are a certain age.
#SLOWLIFE

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What I believe that Shakespeare means by this is to take your time on things that are important to you, and to put your full effort on them because if you try to rush certain things, or you try too hard to make things work, they won't. This is relevant in today's world because you have to work hard to be successful.
#bethebestyoucan

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I believe what Shakespeare meant by this quote is that we need to take our time or we will fail. I believe this is still relevant today because the idea is still applies to things today like education. #takeyourtime

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What I think Skakespeare meant by this quote is that we should not rush ourselves when trying to do a good job. It should be about quality not quantity. This advice is still relevant in today's world because some people still put quantity over quality. #qualityoverquantity

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I think Shakespeare means to take your time with things. Those who rush sometimes don't do well so while those who take their time with things do well. Really though there's no need to be rushing with things although we all procrastinate last minute but slow and steady wins the race. I think this is relavent in today's because everyone was rushing and criticizing Trump for not really doing anything but slowly he kind of is doing things for example the Koreas are meeting together; something that hasn't been done before.
#BeTheTortoise
(tortoise and the hare)
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I think Shakespeare means to take your time and enjoy the time your living in because rushing will make you fall and fail in life. I think his advice can help us out today if we actually think about the now and take our time we can succeed in life than rushing and failing.
#takeyourtime
-Jocelyn A

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I feel that what Shakespeare meant by this quote is that one must take their time and approach something at a steady pace and not rush into it as they might suffer some consequences later in life because for every action there is a consequence. I feel that this quote is still relevant today because many people in our society don't think before doing something.
#goatyourownpace
-Fausto Lizard

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I believe that Shakespeare means if you are truly angry that it will come out and if you keep it in your heart will shatter because you kept it in. This is relevant in the world today because people keep their feelings in and they end up depressed or worse taking their lives and some people show their feelings an they feel better for letting it out.
#letitout
-Calista Valenzuela

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Shakespeare is saying that you should tell what you feel before it escalates to something worse later on when it is too late to fix it. This advice is still relevant in today's world. When people refuse to say something that is on their minds that is bothering them, They later on regret what they will say in the future.
#SAYWHAT'SONYOURMIND
-Erick Zamora

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In this quote Shakespeare is saying that he is going to voice his emotions because if he doesn't he won't feel so good. I think it's relevant today because holding in emotions is bad and can cause even more problems.
#TalkToSomeone
-Francisco Tamayo

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I think he meant that he must say what is hurting his heart or it will cause him great pain and it will break him. I think it is relevant  because most people keep what is bothering them to themselves and it causes them to breakdown.
-Marissa A.

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Shakespeare is saying it is good to talk things out rather than keep things to yourself.  Keeping things to yourself will only harm you rather than do any good. This is still relevant today because we tend to keep our feelings to ourselves and end up harming our emotions
#Talk
Gretta Ozuna

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I believe Shakespeare means that if you are mad or upset with someone you should talk to them and tell them what is wrong. If you keep all your emotions inside it will eventually do more harm than good.
#communicationiskey

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What Shakespeare means by this quote is he will tell of his heartbreak and feelings of betrayal, or his heart is going to break due to pent up feelings.
#thisisdeep
-Allison Bumbera

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I think Shakespeare was trying to say that it is best to say what is on your mind rather than bottling up what you feel. It is still related to in today's world because you see a lot of movies that see people telling the person they love how they feel and usually live happily ever after. Another example, Lemonade Mouth or the kids speaking for gun violence because rather than brushing it off and going with the flow. Instead they said what was on their mind and got the changed they wanted.
#SpeakYourMind

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Shakespeare meant by this quote that if you do not say how you feel, it will hurt you inside. This quote is relevant in today's world because most people keep things to themselves, but it ends up creating more damage.
#LETOUTYOURFEELINGS
-Kaitlyn Arreola

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I think this means that you should confide your emotions on someone that you trust. Someone that will not be affected by your anger that will not gossip about you. I also think that it means that you shouldn't take your anger out on someone who doesn't deserve it. This is still relevant today because now a days there is a lot of emotions that are concealed that can cause anxiety and depression.
#HAKUNAMATATA

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If you hold in your feelings you'll break down. Its better to let them out and release whatever your holding on to. Today many people hold on rather than letting it out and is very unhealthy.

#GETTINGINYOURFEELS

-George Pacheco

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I feel that what Shakespeare meant by this quote is that one must express their feelings rather than keep them bottled up inside because if ones emotions are bottled up for too long, it will be too much to bear and it can effect them significantly. I feel that this quote is still relevant today because many people are so distracted with their lives that it brings them a lot of bad energy which bottles up inside of them and one day they can explode on a person.
#dontworryaboutathing
-Fausto Lizard

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I think Shakespeare's quote portrays that if we do not vent about our problems within we can burst. In other words he is saying it is necessary to vent and be able to talk about the stuff that bothers you or else you'll have to carry it all around as a burden. This can be applied to everyday life because many of us carry around a lot of load and we never seem to distress it 

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I think Shakespeare's quote portrays that if we do not vent about our problems within we can burst. In other words he is saying it is necessary to vent and be able to talk about the stuff that bothers you or else you'll have to carry it all around as a burden. This can be applied to everyday life because many of us carry around a lot of load and we never seem to distress it 

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#StressFree
-alexandra ovando

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What I think Skakespeare meant by this quote is that he must speak his mind, otherwise, he won't be able to cope with his anger. This information is still relevant in today's world because a lot of people still try to conceal their feelings. #speakyourmind

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Rushing into things may cause something to occur that was not thought out 100%. This is still relevant today because

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I think that Shakespeare means that if we try to conceal our emotions then they will fester in our heart until it becomes too much, and we will break. It is better to tell what we are feeling. It still applies today to an extent because more people today tell how they feel towards each other, but there are still many people who don't like to say how they feel would rather just fake it.
#BeLikeErick
-Kylee Mecate

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I think he means to not rush things because first isn't always the best. sometimes it takes time or else there will be consequences. #rabbitandthehare

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I think he means to not rush things because first isn't always the best. sometimes it takes time or else there will be consequences. #rabbitandthehare

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Idalis Ahumada

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I think it means that when keeping things in and not talking about it, it hurts you more. That if you just let it out, things would feel a little better. Sometimes things need to be said instead of concealing them. I think this is still relevant today because a lot of times, people hold their emotions in making them unhappy. #LetItOut

-Sidney Salomon

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I think it means that he needs to express his emotions or else holding it in will break him emotionally. #expressyourfeelings

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I think it means that he needs to express his emotions or else holding it in will break him emotionally. #expressyourfeelings

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Idalis Ahumada

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I think that the quote means to share your emotions and your feeling or else holding it all in will hurt more than letting it all go.
#letitout
-Mason Sands

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What Shakespeare meant by this quote is that if we keep our feelings to ourselves we will suffer. I believe the information is still relevant today because human nature doesn't change. #givemyheartalittlebreak

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Shakespeare meant you should not rush things because then it will turn out worse. This advice is relevant in today's world because people try to rush things instead of putting more time and effort and makes things worse.
#TAKEITSLOW
-Kaitlyn Arreola

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I think Shakespeare meant if he keeps what is bothering him to himself the it will surely break him. I think this is still relevant to today because when you have pain you have to let it go or you will be depressed.
#letitgo
-Jocelyn A.

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I think Shakespeare means that the people who take their time, and be patient, will have more success than those who rush and are impatient.
#PatienceIsKey
-SidneySalomon

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I think Shakespeare means that its better to say outloud what you think/ let out your anger by speaking rather than letting it all build up inside because it can sometimes affect/hurt more to not let out the unspoken. This is relavent in our society today because lots of people are afraid to speak up or let out their opinions becuase they know that theres always that one person that will judge. Also lots of people for some reason refer to let feelings build up until their heart breaks or can't take it anymore and thats when we start doing stupid things...some people though, not all.
#LetYourVoiceBeHeard

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I think Shakespeare means to listen to everyones opinion no matter what, even if you're against what they think. You don't necessarily have to agree but at least give everyone a chance to let their opinions be heard. At the same time though, only trust the ones you feel can be trusted. Not because you listen to different opinions means that you have to go with what they say. I feel this is relavent in todays society because lots of people listen to rumors and everybody starts believing what is being said rather than seeking for the truth Sometimes, the thing people don't want to listen to is "the truth" because they wouldn't know how to handle it.
#ListenBeforeSpeaking

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I think Shakespeare means that we should be aware of our mistakes that we make and to not blame ones fate/luck. We control what we do, so why is there a need to blame astrology for it. For example, "Everything happens for a reason," "Friday the 13th," or "Oh,  it cloudy and the night was without stars, no wonder it was a bad day." Yeah, sometimes it can be true but you can't use that same excuse for ones mistakes. I feel this is relavent in todays society because lots of people sometimes try to make up lies or figure out a way to get out of their consequences for their actions.
IS THERE A KFC AROUND CUZ I SMELL CHICKEN...GROW UP AND #TakeResponsibility