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Trauma & PTSD

I’m Sorry I Didn’t Relapse, I’m Just Mentally Ill—It’s Called Attacks — Journal Entries 2023

By Poe
January 1, 2023 1 Min Read
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I believe my pacing has to do with my anxiety. I’m sorry.
It’s not a relapse.
Ask my old people, places, and things.
Again, another questionable decision by the new people, places, and
things.
But you checked on my privacy, and now you’re turning it back on
me, with some alleged errors?
I’m sorry I haven’t relapsed.
I know it’s all y’all want.

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