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ive never had a moment where

ive never had a moment where i didnt understand why people kill themselves. this world, this life, this place can be mighty painful in a hundred different ways. most of what we do is either to crawl toward pleasure or away from pain. people who say they just dont understand why someone would do that tend to make me sick. i dont understand THEIR lives. i feel for owen. or anyone in pain.


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