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💔 When You Love Someone Who Is Miserable All the Time

And That Misery Starts to Become Yours Too We’ve all been there: loving someone who always seems to carry a storm cloud over their head. At first, you try to help. You offer comfort, solutions, endless patience. But over time, the heaviness creeps into your own world, and one day, you realise:You’re not just living… Read More 💔 When You Love Someone Who Is Miserable All the Time

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