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Wish I had seen it sooner, but at least I'll be getting out while the going is mildly insufferable for the normal people.Rows of painted wooden shoes in various colors and sizes are displayed at an outdoor market selling Dutch souvenirs in Amsterdam in The Netherlands.

We're all fucked anyways, I just see the writing on the wall. I have nothing besides my mind, and with it failing, I suppose it's time.ДЇor those who would say 'oh just take the drugs, you'll be fine' yeah for what? So that I can be some soulless husk for people who are already hating my guts anyways (again, can't really blame them)? 'Oh, but you'll fix those relations.' Yeah, for the couple of months maybe before shit hits the fan in August when food prices start skyrocketing and mass famine comes our way, leading to spiraling hyperinflation. I can barely operate anyways on a normal basis, and living on drugs that I couldn't even afford anyways? Practically a chemical lobotomization. Everything's falling to shit financially and societally, my family relations are falling to shit (everyone's turning against me but in a sense I can't say I blame them because of the following), and my own mind is falling to shit (I can tell I'm developing schizophrenia mental illness is common in the family, and it looks like that's the one that got me). 10 days until the background check clears and the rest of what I need arrives before I get my one way ticket outta here.

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