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My Privacy and Friends


I decided not to tell my friends about my depression or my hospitalizations. For me, this is a very private matter and I choose to keep it to myself. I’m not sure how my friends would react if I told them, but the most important thing to me is that they don’t think any less of me.

 

 

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