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Old 03-28-2014, 07:39 PM #6
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You can (and should) always vent whenever you need to. It's good therapy. In addition to a good support system at home, it's really important to connect with others on the same path, who know what you are going through and understand your pain.
Yes I really feel a little better after venting. At least emotionally and mentally. I just don't want my family to suffer with me, so I spread out the venting between home and here.
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