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• 19/02/2008 @ 13:16 Wolfie said

  

  Hi morethanyesterday, welcome to The Wall. That is a very powerful brick. Do you know why you feel dejected? Is there something particular that you feel dejected about?

  Love W

• 20/02/2008 @ 23:59 inspire said

  

  Wow, wolf is right, it is a powerful brick. I feel the same too, pretty often lately. If there were reasons, it would seem easier, but would it be?

• 21/02/2008 @ 00:20 morethanyesterday11 said

  

  idk i think it would be. but then again i am often wrong about stuff like that.

  i think part of it is just that if their was a real reason then, even if it didn't make it easier, it would at least make it easier to share. my friends would then be able to understand better, which in itself would help

• 21/02/2008 @ 18:48 inspire said

  

  you're right ... being able to explain would be easier. I think that our problems would change at that point. Once we figured out what was wrong, it would be different questions. Instead of what is wrong? ... it would be "why is this wrong" ... but at least at that point, we could fix it for sure. Sorry, I tend to babble!! Sending hugs ...

• 23/06/2008 @ 11:28 Jomo said

  

  There is a reason, usually, for depression and dejection - either a physical one, or a chemical imbalance in our selves, or something from our past that is still hurting us. Not much help, though, if you don't know. Wishing I could help -
  Jo