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  1. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    i have so much living left to do. (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    Today I catch myself longing for the life I'm going to live, reminiscing about my wonderful future that is yet to come. (Progress because this isn't going to be a pessimistic post, yay!)Share for more ennui.ShareAs always, Namjoon is the catalyst of most of my thoughts an

  2. Issue · Aug 9, 2026

    right person, wrong place. (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Critical tone

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    At this point, I'm on a roll with all these pessimistic posts. Lol.Share to read more of my misery.ShareLife is starting to feel like wearing a shoe that just doesn't fit. No matter how hard I try or how long I endure, it's always the same. I'm always left behind. Substack is starting to feel that way too, I had taken a bre

  3. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    contingencies and discrepancies. (opens the original)

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    You know how psychology says that the brain processes emotional pain as physical pain and that's why it hurts like a needle to the gluteal region when someone you care about doesn't care about you. It's called social pain overlap theory (also called the pain overlap theory). It describes how the brain processes emotional pain (such as rejection, grief, heartbreak, loneliness, or betrayal) using many of the same neural networks that process physical pain. I don't understand why we don't feel emot

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