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Old Sep 18, 2007, 09:19 AM
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All I feel like doing is sitting and crying. I thought things were starting to turn around for me. I guess I should know better than to get my hopes up. Almost every time I do, it's a hard let down. Why do I do this to myself? Why can't I just accept my life for what it is? Why do I try so hard to get to a place that I start to feel happy, when I just end up hurting worse? Why keep trying Why keep trying Why keep trying

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Old Sep 18, 2007, 09:48 AM
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((((((( TryingToCope )))))))

Boy can I relate. Sometimes I don't even want to try because I know it will just get worse again.

I think hope is just one of those things that takes over when all else fails. So we pick ourselves up and try again.


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Old Sep 18, 2007, 05:09 PM
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We should be careful, and set realistic expectations. Maybe that is the problem?
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