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What to do now

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What to do now

I feel dead inside. I got zero clue why I'm trying to smile. I told my family last night never to talk to me. I told everyone else they suck. I broke up with my husband. I'm literally alone. I got nothing.

Will I even like my life own my own or will it also be just full of hurt and pain? I just can't breath. Can't think. I feel trapped. So trapped.

And I know it fades but then it comes back and I'm starting to think why am I fighting this. I'm nothing. I'm just a speak of dust inside a giants eye.

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Re: What to do now

Thank you but not into breathing or anything that makes me think of me being grounded as it freaks me out something bad. I just neeed to go go go go but I'm to tiered and the sad fail set has come in. Now just to wait it out only to have to relive it agaib

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Re: What to do now

Why do people in life get it easy. The perfect semi crazy family. The group of friends, the cute pupppy, the encouragement, the job? Like 90% of my friends can do what ever they like eg move to Europe, buy homes, take time of work because mummy and daddy will support them. And I know none of them are 100% happy and life ain't 100% bed full of roses for them but why do they get that when I only have me to rely on, no financial support, no happy family, no group of friends but hello bipolar. And I work twice as hard as them in everything I do but I'm still coming last. Why dose life need to be a bitch
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