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Have you ever been in the situation where you’ve been hiding the fact that you’re sad from everyone for a really long time and you’re out in public one day and a complete stranger asks if you’re okay? It’s kind of sad in a way because secretly you’ve wanted someone to notice you’re unhappy for a really long time… but when a complete stranger asks, you realize just how clearly it’s written on your face and you wonder why the people closest to you never seem to see it.

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You left – and I realized I was already surviving the worst thing that could ever happen to me.

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By   Théo Gosselin

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We haven’t seen or spoken to each other in the longest time… In fact we live almost completely separate lives now, except for where the outer parts of our social circles overlap. And though we may not hear from each other anymore – we do still hear about each other from time to time.   I often wonder what happens when you hear my name. Do you feel even one of the plethora of emotions I experience whenever somebody talks about you? Or is it just me because I was never able to let go? We may be distant enough that we don’t run into each other, but we’re not so far apart that we couldn’t reach out to one another if we really wanted to. But we don’t and that’s what says it all really isn’t it. We don’t contact each other… we stay right where we are, each within the confines of our own little circle never crossing that imaginary line. And the funny thing is that despite the fact we have different feelings towards the current situation, we both keep things the way that they are for the same reason: because you’re happy with your life the way it is.

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By  Sannah kvist

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And how do you tell them you feel so empty without making it sound so sad?

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After what you did to me, I wanted to lock my memories away. No, I didn’t want to discard our adventures, nor did I want to forget. I simply wanted to lock them away until I was ready to remember.

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“ Sometimes, the worst part of a storm is not the fact that it hits you, it’s knowing that on the desolate side of things, you’ll have to rebuild your life again. And rebuilding one’s life after tragedy is like trying to make pillars out of sand .”

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