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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Some of you may recognize me from before, if you do, hi there. Seems I'm back again but that isn't what this post is about.
Currently I'm going through an extremely precarious point in my life, I'll spare you all the details, but I want to say that with what I'm going through, it's taught me to be more introspective, to be more humble, I've learned some harsh lessons in the last several months. I've had some real highs, and some deep lows. I've learned to appreciate what I have more than I did before, I've learned the value of my time, to remember the effort and hard work it took to be independent and not to let that progress go to waste. The last few months of my life have been a real sobering experience, and I've had to show true vulnerability in the darkest of times despite how much it hurt to open up.
With that being said, I just want to tell you, always make the most of your life and always try to be a better person, for yourself, your close friends and family, or even to/for your partner, it's important that we have people in our lives we can count on when we need them most, and that you can be as supportive as you can for those in need.
We never know what curve balls life will throw at us, or who's throwing them, and our lives can be shaken to the core, turned upside down or whatever hardship we may face. That is why it's so important that we do our best to be good people, and make the most of our lives. Learn something new, meet new people, see places you've always wanted to see and do things you've always wanted to do. You never know what life has in store for you around the corner.
My future is pretty uncertain but I hope for the best possible outcome, in the meantime, I just have to live my life, push myself outside of my comfort zone, and try be a better person for myself and those close to me.
Also, if anyone is struggling with their mental health and wants someone to talk to, please feel free to drop me a message and I'm happy to listen, and give any advice I can if you want any
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