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Old 01-06-2020, 08:31 PM #1
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Hello again!

unfortunately, yesterday was not a good evening for me. I was leaving the pool hall with a buddy of mine. As i was walking towards the exit, a women was talking to a man, and she backed up in my direction and moved her head back, almost making contact with my head

In response, I dodged it ( I moved my head back in a fast manner. No contact, which is a good thing. I was startled and angry. but hey, things happen.

However, today was not good. My vision was blurry, neck hurts, headaches. Right now, I am feeling a little better, it could be worse.

I guess this is a venting post. any insights would be great.
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