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Win Your Ex Back
How to win you ex-girlfriend or ex-girlfriend back? The first thing is to avoid depression. Depression is a state of sadness, difficulty of thinking, feelings of hopelessness and so on. How can you let go of the feelings of depression? This article will give you some tips on how to let go and live your life free from depression. Since depression is a feeling, it cannot be taken out from you. But you can slowly let it go.
First thing you should do is to write it down. Every time you write down your feelings of sadness, fears and any other kinds of feelings, you give yourself permission to let them go. Instead of crying all night, you can write it down. You can write it like a song, a poem or just a simple word for word description of your feeling. Writing also helps you to uncover different secrets about your relationships, it can also help you evaluate yourself about the reason of your break up. Another kind of technique is by shouting. Shout all your feelings in an open area, it may lessen the pain you are feeling.
Second thing is to lean or depend to your friends. In times of trouble or any crisis, your friends are usually the first people you lean to. They are the very great distraction of your feelings because you can learn to have fun again.
These are just few example of letting go your feelings for your ex-girlfriend or ex-boyfriend while preparing the things to win her or him back again.
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Tell me what you think of my poem i wrote please?
the devils game
as the wall separating depression and sanity come colliding in,
i feel my will to live becoming thin.
The only journey i seem to desire,
are of the darkest gates filled with pain and fire.
the torment and trouble i feel inside,
i know i can no longer hide.
all i want is to be free,
from this pain inside of me.
the gates of the darkest meaning,
oh how i wish i was only dreaming.
the devils tormenting game with me,
leaves me wondering, will i ever be able to pay his fee?
answers to questions: im not really that depressed and yeah im 14
The rhyme doesn't do anything for the poem, and there's too much telling instead of showing. It's deeply personal and because of that difficult to relate to. Good poetry tends to have a universality that readers can identify with. We also have no idea what this source of pain is. The good point is that it's honest, which is where it should stay.
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