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Trig I am miserable.
I am feeling really depressed today. I am looking for a job but I have to lie about everything in order to get one. A man made fun of my learning disability and it hurt my feelings really bad because I can't do basic 1st grade arithmitic. What good am I. And I found something scary on my body so that makes everything more worse.

I hate life right now
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