Do you think you're an introspective person?

Do you think you're an introspective person?
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Every… Waking… Moment. I used to analyze every mistake and then hallucinate until the pain goes away. Anti-depressants help and of course lots of time. Pizza and meat helps, to reduce the emotional pain. As does sleeping under the air conditioning. While hugging my pillows.
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