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    Unable to admit what I truly want?

    I thought I was doing a bit better until I woke up panicking and out of breath, then I got to thinking and I realize that I simply can not admit what I truly want out of life. Deep down I think I know, but I can NEVER discuss it with other people and well, that 100% insures I'll never achieve it.

    I was going to type a lot more in this post, but now I really don't want to because I realize how bleak and pointless this all is, I'm just wondering if anyone else has trouble admitting or asking for what they truly want. I'll bet a lot of people here do, but I also think that no matter how many people do, it's not going to help. I don't know why I bothered posting this, but there it is.

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    Why can't you discuss it with other people?

    I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. -- Maya Angelou

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    Why can't you discuss it with other people?

    I'm not really sure, every time I try I just get nervous, start to panic and I end up not saying anything. There isn't a single person on the planet that I feel comfortable enough around to even have a simple conversation with, let alone discuss my true feelings.

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