She Feels like Holocaust
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you are not supposed to feel like rainbows and butterflies while reading this book. Depression will take you down a dark path of brutal self distruction that in the end will leave you so hallow that you give up. Depression leaves you feeling so empty that all you can do is give up the war and let it burn you in its painful fires of self mutilation and self hate. We will all wind up dead, why not give up now and let it win.
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