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nch when someone raises their hand too quickly</p><p id="0082">sometimes we disassociate to forget the feeling of being suffocated under the pressure</p><p id="35fa">all have addictions material or otherwise</p><p id="7ed1">when will we face ourselves and not the mirrors</p></article></body>
the feeling of being watched constantly
maybe it’s a trauma response to flinch when someone raises their hand too quickly
sometimes we disassociate to forget the feeling of being suffocated under the pressure
all have addictions material or otherwise
when will we face ourselves and not the mirrors
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