DEPRESSION

DEPRESSION

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MatureComplete Sun, Apr 26, 202052m

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Just a story about me. How I struggled with depression and am still affected by it. If anyone finds it helpful (which you most probably won't) do not hesitate to tell me about your experience. Just remember that you are not alone and their are people out there who are struggling just like you, who are suffering just like you and maybe suffering and struggling in more worse ways than you are. The sun rises after the silence, loneliness and darkness of the night. But if you pay attention the night after all is still not so dark because there are stars, which are the hope that there is still a bit of sparkle left in the darkness of the night. *** Cover credits: Instagram: mh_draws_ mariahasan___

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