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This gave me all the feels. I work on a suicide hotline, and the day before I watched this, I spent three hours talking to a man with a very checkered past and a desire to not exist by the end of the day. Because he contacted the hotline, he's now safe.
I'm not allowed to reach out to him, but if I could, I'd tell him to watch this movie. I think it would help him see all the good in himself and give him hope for his future.
D, if by some chance you read this - take care of yourself, and know that there are people who love you just because you exist. Look hard enough and you'll find them. <3
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