Depression rants

Depression rants

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Life Fucking sucks, I have problems just like you (TRIGGER WARNING) I am sharing these things for me, and for you to know that life doesn't get better! You get stronger and You can carry this weight with pride! It get's easier to handle. but it doesn't go way. have faith. This is not to make you petty me. no matter what you go through, it will always be harder than someones and easier than someone else's.
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