Judge not!

Andrew Matthew's FOLLOW YOUR HEART

 To love people you don't have to kiss everyone you meet. 

It is judging less. 

It is allowing them to wear what they want, live how they want and be who they are without our criticism.



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  1. Blanca Dela CruzFebruary 5, 2012 at 7:56 PM

    I have his books Being Happy and Follow Your Heart too. I love his cartooning.:)

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