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Ongoing, First published Oct 27, 2020
Mature
What makes us wake up every day and smile at the world? Is it the sound of the birds in the morning and their gentle singing? The kids running through the streets playing with their friends, knowing that there is nothing to worry about? The smell of your puppy waking you up? The touch of her or his lips on yours after telling you how amazing you are? I hope you have a reason to be happy. From the bottom of my heart, I really hope that you're happy right now and smiling at your kids, brothers and sisters, friends, parents, dogs, cats, anyone... Because life, life is worth it and you deserve a tough beginning and a beautiful ending. Despondency is a story about depression through the eyes of someone who has dealt with it almost every day. You may have it, you may not. But it's important that we unite as human beings and acknowledge how beautiful life truly is. It's all about love.
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