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We filled the wall with all the words to promote self. They were meant to make you feel better. Alison looked at them and sighed. They only made her feel more worthless. Simple words were not enough to combat depression.
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You are quite a realist here. Positive words can help but not always.
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Let’s face it, I am not very real most of the time! Thank you for reading and commenting.
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This is so true. Depression is a real struggle. Mere words can’t turn it around. Nice tale Angie. 🙂
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I don’t think it is something that ever goes away if I’m being honest. Thank you reading, commenting, and hosting.
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Your tale touched me. I know what you mean.
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