Lovelorn
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"Palumpasa" Or "A bouquet of bruises" is a rare condition that has manifested in around 100-114 people over the course of history.
When a person feels unrequited love, a bruise forms on their chest. The more intense the case, the more bruises appear, which accumulate into one, deep, flowering bruise in the middle of the chest, which causes the victim to have trouble breathing, as well as feel small pains in their chest area.
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