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how do you to deal with your feeling about depression there was once a time i blame myself what i was done.i can see so clearly now because more and more important things around me have gone.should i be happy for the god to do this to me! and there was once a time i suffered all of this ,i am out of that,i have to force myself to get out of that.there'll be no more stressing ,no more crying,no more trying,i would rather like the way i live. i am alway too late ,like seeing the train leaving because i didn't catch up with it.i always laughing,when its not cool to smile.i'm always aiming,but somehow keeping missing.so how did you get here in front of me,there must be something wrong with that.i didn't know how i did,but somehow now i do makes no sense to me,it's clearly anymore. sometimes i'm lying alone with my head on the phone.thinking of ...till it hurts.i know you hurt too but what else can we do? tormented and torn apart.i wish i could carry your smile in my heart for times when my life feels so low!

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It,s not a big deal.. after all.tomorrow is another day. Irene
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Sometimes, pressure can make you try harder. But there are also times that pressure might destroy you and your confidence. Try to manage your pressure and tension. Think of things that make you feel relaxed. To me, reading some books and watching TV can make me relax. It is not to escape. But to get prepared to solve the problem. Try to figure out ways not to miss the train. If there are things you can not predict that stop you from catching the train, then take a bus. Or catch a flight. There are always interesting solutions for us to explore. If you have too much pressure, stop, relax and then restart.

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