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VentingThis is my facial expression 24/7
Thread starterHadItAll
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At work, with friends, with family. Someone cracks a joke, everyone laughs, but my face doesn't change and the only thought in my mind is about how over my life is. Very hard to talk to people in my daily life without sounding like a CTBer.
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At work, with friends, with family. Someone cracks a joke, everyone laughts, but my face doesn't change and the only thought in my mind is about how over my life is. Very hard to talk to people in my daily life without sounding like a CTBer.
I relate to this a lot. It's so difficult nowadays to not bring the conversation to death or make jokes about suicide. I'm always using my CTB as a coping mechanism in my brain. constantly telling myself "no need to get upset-- it'll all be over soon."
Sometimes I can't help but slip up and bring up the one thing on this world that brings me true solace.
I feel the way that facial expression depicts all the time too. But I work with customers, and I learned to fake a perfect cheerful smile. Inside I am dead. I'm just becoming a really good actress...
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