It can come like uh blind water to you susanin figuratively speaking, leading you nowhere. It can create both anxieties and fears and some kind of exaggeration. Eh, hyperbole. I dont know, even worrying. I would say, of course, its not always so scary, but its worth thinking about. About your sleep, because sleep can be disturbed. It can be very long or, on the contrary, difficult to sleep, and here, first of all, of course, you will need to include logic. Its very difficult here. Heres to catch those rays. Happiness is very difficult. Uh, accept those proposed circumstances no one who come, they contradict these people. Yes, here are the people who were born at this time, because they come in the form of some kind of vague ideas that do not give a way. Not giving this happiness of understanding, it is always as if you are resisting this your world, for example, something amazing happens. And you are not ready, it seems to you that this is something terrible. And for some reason you se
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