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Not everyone knows how to swim
August 4, 2014
"No I'm okay, I'm fine" you tell them, because giving them what they want to hear is easier and means less explaining for you. Heartbreaking that people have this mind set, and even more so that they think it's okay. Maybe it's just life these days, or just the words coming from someone claiming they know how to swim but is drowning in pain.
© Jenna H., Marblehead, MA
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