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im someone who put my thoughts and woes onto the forum before it was an app, complaining about my mom and high school, but it will get better. i was anxious to leave, and im now gone and am so much happier, it does get better, i promise :)
Thank you for you for sharing encouraging words about your transitional expeience through high school and beyond. We are happy that we were able to provide the support you needed at that time and look forward to supporting anyone else struggling through this moment. You are right, things may be tough now but that not mean they always will be. If you or anyone else reading would like to talk about this or anything else, just reach out through the app to call or chat with a live counselor anytime 24/7!
It's inspiring to hear your journey from feeling anxious and overwhelmed to finding happiness after high school! It’s a testament to the idea that growth and change are possible. Sharing your thoughts and feelings, whether on forums or through other means, can be a powerful way to process emotions and connect with others who may be experiencing similar challenges. It’s great to see that you've come out on the other side and found a positive outlook. Your message of hope is important for others who might be feeling lost or uncertain about their future. Keep embracing this new chapter in your life!
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