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Author : The-red-centaur
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Topic : Managing thoughts of suicide & self-harm

15 Jan 2025 11:58 PM

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@Ru-bee it gets better, but then what. It gets worse again.

Why should I have to continue this vicious cycle. What is it for. Why does one good moment mean that the all the bad isn't valid anymore. That good doesn't justify the bad. Not for me.

I know things change, that's just life. It constantly changes. I don't want to be a part of anymore.

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