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Who Likes Me?
It's a common thing for young people to struggle with the challenge of how to be more popular and attract friends. It happened to me some years ago.
I guess most everyone wants to be loved and thought attractive and interesting. To achieve this I tried assuming a personality that was blase, daring, and totally unlike me. This seemed to work for a while. I shocked the people I had been admiring into noticing me. I wanted so much to attract their attention, but it often meant saying or doing something that made me feel uneasy. It was as though I betrayed some better part of myself.

July 11, 1977 issue
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Don't Let Them "spoil the vines"
ALAN A. AYLWIN
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The Power of the Christ Overcomes Stress
STEPHEN GOTTSCHALK
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The Body's Best Friend
JANE PARTIS McCARTY
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ON BEING AWARE OF THE WARES
Doris Lubin
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Healing Despair
DAVID LITTLEFIELD HORN
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Hold Out for the True View
CLAIRE ROSELIUS
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Sharing Is Caring
MARY S. OSBORN
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Behind the Scenes
C. DANIEL KNOWLES
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THE CHRIST COMMAND
R. Cornelius Peters
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Who Likes Me?
Sally Lou Lind
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Food That's Abundant and Safe
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Feasible Demands
Nathan A. Talbot
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According to some medical theories there are certain diseases that...
Jørgen Gabe with contributions from Douglas W. Shafor, Esther Knapp Clark, Theresa D. Knapp