Who says man too grown to cry ?? As Im writing this I am lol … it helps me get over all I have left in me , and Im speaking for Every man in the room , yes ? You . U feel like giving up or feel like the things u did or actions u made impacted the world so bad it’s all coming back to u , yea me too lol and sometimes Im tired bro . They say the hardest battles comes to the strongest soldiers but are We prepared for that battle why arent there no signs informing us that it’s coming ? lol there wont be any signs , we are leaders of our own pack , makers of our own way , the first creation to life so everything storm comes our way but dont let it knock u off your feet , keep pushing and being a better version of yourself love yall ❤️
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What keeps you pushing when you're tired enough to stop?
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You're speaking for the ones who can't say it yet, and when they read this they're going to recognize themselves all the way through.
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I read this at 3am when I can't sleep. That bit about everyone in the room feeling this, yeah, that's real. So many of us are just quietly running on empty and nobody notices.
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Yeah there's no shame in being exhausted by carrying everything. I've felt that exact weight before and it's like nobody tells you it's allowed to just stop and say I can't right now.
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Same energy
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The bit about laughing while you get it out, that's the whole move right there. Sounds like you already know that the exhaustion and the strength are the same thing woven together. When people read this, the ones who've been drowning just to keep floating will finally see themselves in those three words.
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The bit about just being tired bro, yeah, that's the real one. You keep going because you have to, not because you feel ready for it.
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Who says man too grown to cry ?? As Im writing this I am lol … it helps me get over all I have left in me , and Im speaking for Every man in the room , yes ? You . U feel like giving up or feel like…