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The Word Depression
January 14, 2015
The word depression comes with six more words that follow. Someone who is important to you will look at you with concern and ask if everything is okay. Its not but you will reply, “Don’t worry.” because there is no sense in making them unhappy too. They’ll keep looking at you so you force a smile “I’m fine.” After that comes the excuse; “Just tired.” end of conversation until it starts again with someone new. ‘Don’t worry. I’m fine. Just tired.’ Repeats in your head over and over until you start to believe it yourself.
© Jason B., Colorado Springs, CO
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