Do Gravitons Themselves Carry Gravity in Quantum Physics?

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hi
i'm in a dielema.
i don't know if it is the right place to post the thread.
if every particle is destined by the universe to have some gravitionrl force then does graviton itself have gravity. there is no point of it not having if it is a particle as treaded by quantum physics
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