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why do my nerves/brain feel completely fried?
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the past couple of days, everything feels like it's too much. every little noise, every little task, even getting up, i feel like i'm constantly on the verge of going completely insane and just losing it, i can't function or do anything
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Ciel.
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by black teahow have you been doing lately?
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by Ciel.how have you been doing lately?
Could be better, could be worse. Feeling somewhat hopeless about my future but oh well. Sorry things are so **** for you again atm ☹️
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by black teaCould be better, could be worse. Feeling somewhat hopeless about my future but oh well. Sorry things are so **** for you again atm ☹️
that really sucks ; /
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I hope you'll feel better soon.
I hope you'll feel better soon.
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by Kathy89🫂
I hope you'll feel better soon.
I hope you'll feel better soon.
thanks
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by Ciel.the past couple of days, everything feels like it's too much. every little noise, every little task, even getting up, i feel like i'm constantly on the verge of going completely insane and just losing it, i can't function or do anything
Hey, how are you feeling now?
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Remember to take a few seconds and just sit with the feeling, accept it, realize that this isn't going to last forever, and then find a way to cope. Even if that's putting on a movie and just sitting there.
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