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Old 04-17-2019, 01:22 AM #1
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Confused Slowing down???
I'm not sure as to what is going on but my life is slowly over several years is slowing down. Everything. I'm doing lifes things more, and more slowly, and I have to push myself to get anything done. I might be discouraged. This is happening very slowly. I am so tired. A lot of my hobby stuff is packed for the move. I feel like I'm being left behind. BF
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