Oct. 19, 2023

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Here's Why You Need To Stop Romanticizing Things [ARCHIVE]

Yes, I said it I know. There are so many reasons why we romanticize certain things it could be a place, people list goes on. There was this trend on TikTok about how "You need to stop_____" fill in the blanks with some of the things you do that you know its not good for you and for your mental health. So I mentioned New York City and people came for me I mean they really came for me seriously.

Society & Culture

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LGBTQ

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English

United States

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It is very easy to get caught up in events that make up our lives and almost forget that most of the difficulties we are faced with are only as stressful as we make them be.

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