Wasn’t so long ago in the grand scheme of things
That I dwelt in inky blackness
That my mood was apathy
That I had no hope or dreams
No ambitions
That I was stuck deep in the more of depression
It was like a drive down a country road at 6 in the morning
With no lights around and no other cars
The only light you see is your headlights seeming to be swallowed by the blackness
Your tail lights dimly glowing in the rear view
It seems like there’s no way out of the darkness as it encroaches on you from every angle
Oppressive and menacing
But eventually the sun creeps over the horizon and there’s brighter days
As someone who’s lived through it
I tell you it gets better
There bright days ahead
Where you can feel again
Where you will know love and joy
I won’t tell you it’ll be easy coming out of it
Or that everyday will be filled with joy
But I promise it gets better
Remember it may pass like a fucking Kidney stone
But it’ll fucking pass.
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