Feel
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Last published Sat, Jan 3, 2026
Flowers, bread, hugs, books, gifts, thoughts, words and pictures are all things that make us feel. They can make us feel happy, sad or exicted.
Everything we touch and see , give us a feeling, in it's own way.
Love, Sadness, Affection, Bruises, Kindness and all kind of feelings we experience are a sign to something.
The problem is that most of us are followed by a curse, an emotional curse, that give us a difficulty of expressing our feelings to our families or friends. For many reasons, perhaps fear, grief, doubt or perhaps because we are not sure we will be heard.
In this world full of people, there is surely someone who wants to listen to you, know how you feel and share every feeling with you. It only takes you one thing to do:
-To feel free to feel, to express your feelings, to tell them, to discuss them and if you can't at least let us write them.
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