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That alone feeling
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This is my story...
My ex partner decided to end the relationship a week before Xmas without any explanation. We were meant to be getting married & starting a family this year. My dreams were taken away from me..
I have no family in the city I’m currently living in which makes me feel even more alone.
I don’t sleep or eat well. I have started seeing a therapist but I just struggle to open up.
How to move on ??
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To add to it, a lot (but not all) of people are not who they think they are or who you think they are, that's why depression is becoming a more common thing in today's society because everyone's in a constant persona trying to fit in. peoples personality's change to meet the needs of their environment and to fit in with certain group of individuals, that's why you see individuals that have friends that society perceives to act stupid, they change to their friends personality's and act stupid whether they are aware of it or not. the words person and personality derive from the Latin word persona which means a mask, our consciousness is who we really are. So if your going to decide to talk to other conscious beings and make some friends i would suggest to you to keep this in mind as being lonely and vulnerable and lost in our minds can make us do things we usually wouldn't do, also i should take the chance to point out that people too are not real they are just our perception.
Food for thought.
I Hope this gets you deeply thinking and helps you.
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