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CAPTION: How It Looks
PANEL 3:
CAPTION: How It Feels
CAPTION: How It Looks
PANEL 3:
CAPTION: How It Feels
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I can relate to this. I would go out with friends and never feel like I was a part of whichever group I was with. Like I was the white noise in the background.
Can marijuana help cope with depression?
I’ve found it blocks it out, for me at least. Of course don’t do it, I just came out of a month-long binge where I was high constantly. As time went on, I needed more to suppress it and I genuinely think for people with depression it can become addictive.
At times I didn’t just feel I wasn’t part of the group, I felt like I didn’t exist at all. It was as though everything around me were a movie and I wasn’t playing any of the parts.
EVERY FRIGGING TIME! And people blame me for feeling this way
Oh god
That’s lirerally me
“What’s wrong? You don’t seem to be enjoying this.”
“No, this is good. I like you guys and I enjoy watching you have fun.”
“No need to be sarcastic. You can leave. We won’t invite you next time.”
“Please don’t take this away from me. It helps, when I can manage it.”
This is so close to home