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No one seems to understand just how heavy this burden is to bear what it takes to get out of bed what it’s like to fight your own mind to face these thoughts daily and to somehow not give up to keep fighting though you want to quit to keep breathing when you wish you would stop Imagine for a minute, each second is agony each thought is worse than the last imagine feeling so heavy feeling so tired from fighting just trying to be “normal” tured of forcing a smile and you’re told to stop thinking this way as though you’re in control of this as if medication is not keeping you afloat as if this depression can just be turned off no one understands this burden longing to die, but dying to live hoping for anything to pull you back above the surface so that you don’t drown in the darkness No one can understand this burden
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Aug 17, 2018
Aug 17, 2018 at 4:03 PM UTC
Burden
No one seems to understand just how heavy this burden is to bear what it takes to get out of bed what it’s like to fight your own mind to face these thoughts daily and to somehow not give up to keep fighting though you want to quit to keep breathing when you wish you would stop Imagine for a minute, each second is agony each thought is worse than the last imagine feeling so heavy feeling so tired from fighting just trying to be “normal” tured of forcing a smile and you’re told to stop thinking this way as though you’re in control of this as if medication is not keeping you afloat as if this depression can just be turned off no one understands this burden longing to die, but dying to live hoping for anything to pull you back above the surface so that you don’t drown in the darkness No one can understand this burden
Jaxipop
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Aug 17, 2018
Aug 17, 2018 at 4:03 PM UTC
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