Daily Positivity
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It's becoming more and more common for people to struggle with depression, anxiety, and self-worthlessness in today's world, myself included. As a way to hold myself accountable to try to get better of dealing with my own issues, every day I'll put down something good I think I did that day.
I encourage you to join and comment along your own good moments of the day, and I'll be leaving very random questions to possibly get your mind off these bad thoughts.
Let's try to make the world a more positive place.
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