Can't get my mind blown alone
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I am a fairly normal person. Until I go bananas. But I choose to look at manic depression or bipolar disorder as my mind's thing. Not my thing.
One little activity that I do almost every day made me realise that I tolerate a lot of mediocrity in my life. An important piece of learning!
Yes, I am not exaggerating. I have done a sum total of nothing for a big fat chunk of about 6 months. By "nothing", I mean, nothing on this blog.
Here's what you should be learning from the "fake" people online and on social media.
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