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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2026
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Not a lot of vocal people that had big problems, almost turned to drugs, but didn't, and noticed they still had problems.
Why do people with problems assume other people don't have problems, or have strength, or emotional maturity? We are all fragile and barely hanging on. All of us.