English, 28.04.2021 14:00 ejfleck3655

Always thinking... Feeling...
But I never tell anyone...

So here's to the people who feel sad...just like me

It's okay to cry sometimes, it lets out the pain. But don't weep too much or the pain will worsen up, kill you from the inside. I know it's hard to keep things to yourself, hide the pain. You try to stay patient in the worst of times; it makes people think that you are doing great and can handle yourself, but in reality you are hurting yourself. You don't need to hurt yourself and cry in the nights...just share your feeling with the person who supports you in the best and worst of times. Stay happy :)

-By krrank

Btw I'm krrank
no joke

Will give brainliest to the person who writes something emotional like this

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