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"I want to die,why can't I ?? I always asked him why all of the ppl in this world why it has to be me ?why Im going through with this misery .So God why me ??? TW:Suicidal thought/depression please read with your own risk ...

Home.The place where I suppose to rest is the place where I feel exhausted. Is it ironic? The place we're assigned to rest is the place we feel exhausted. All the chores we need to do and all the homework that were tasked to us, aren't they tiring? Isama niyo pa ang mga sermon na araw-araw nating natatanggap. We're too young and naive to cope up with all of this. Sometimes we thought ending our life will make it all easier. No one wants to listen and if they do they will judge you easily. Saying you're dramatic and it's just in your head. This story was made to spread awareness. Mental health Matters. Depression is not a joke. Please if you knew someone who needed help, help them kahit ayaw nila. #Mentalhealtmatters #Depressionisnotajoke -Photo used for cover is not mine, cttro.

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