Where do the punctuation go in this paragraph (When you need advice with something you are trying achieve but you can't ask those who have done it because they automatically assume you want something then you can't ask somebody that might have a similar vision because now it turns into competing smh I'll just stick to doing research either way imma make it happen

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Virginia Hunt

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6 April, 13:16

Where do the punctuation go in this paragraph (When you need advice with something you are trying achieve but you can't ask those who have done it because they automatically assume you want something then you can't ask somebody that might have a similar vision because now it turns into competing smh I'll just stick to doing research either way imma make it happen

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Antony Casey · Answer 1

When you need advice with something you are trying achieve but you can't ask those who have done it because, they automatically assume you want something then you can't ask somebody that might have a similar vision because now it turns into competing smh I'll just stick to doing research, either way imma make it happen. just look at the paragraph again you will see where I put the commas and periods if that's what you need

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