/u/Th3Author's posts in /r/TwoSentenceSadness

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The candles were lit, the wine was poured, and the food slowly grew cold on the table as I waited.

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The room is full of people, most of them my friends.

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The worst part about having a mental illness is that people expect you to behave as if you don't.

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My actions today determine my reality tomorrow.

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The police were called, the kid was arrested, and the school was safe.

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I looked around at my friends, one of them struggling with depression, another with anxiety, and a third with an eating disorder--and I thought again how much I needed to be an anchor for them.

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I finally worked up the courage to text the girl I love and tell her how I feel.

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I don't doubt that people will cry when I leave,

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As I stood on the eigteenth floor balcony and looked down I thought of my family.

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I cried out for someone--anyone, to come help me.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The candles were lit, the wine was poured, and the food slowly grew cold on the table as I waited.	1397
The room is full of people, most of them my friends.	1308
The worst part about having a mental illness is that people expect you to behave as if you don't.	1157
My actions today determine my reality tomorrow.	1003
The police were called, the kid was arrested, and the school was safe.	128
I looked around at my friends, one of them struggling with depression, another with anxiety, and a third with an eating disorder--and I thought again how much I needed to be an anchor for them.	56
I finally worked up the courage to text the girl I love and tell her how I feel.	39
I don't doubt that people will cry when I leave,	29
As I stood on the eigteenth floor balcony and looked down I thought of my family.	29
I cried out for someone--anyone, to come help me.	24