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[Migrated, see pinned post] Casual Conversation
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For me, i just want to make myself cry and pour that feeling out instead of stuffing it in. After i enter my teen year i stopped crying for some reason, even when i'm in my depression year and super down. Then fast forward to my early 30s, a breakup makes me realise how therapeutic crying are. It's a human function that get denied because i'm a MAN. So now if i feel super down i will try visit those song or media that makes me feel relatable and felt like i'm not alone in this kind of situation, and then pour that feeling out, after that it's sunshine. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯