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Q: Always feel down

asked by: xleeleex on January 31st, 2009

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im 17 years old got a fiance ,bin with him 2 years n lately i feel angry ,upset,alone and irritated all the time.y? im always moody and when peapole say things to me i snap back or shout at them wen i dunt mean to.i feel so nasty but i dunt no y im doing it.plz help

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Jessiegal89

replied on February 11th, 2009

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hmmm...

could it be possible that you are pragnent? or something is bothering or stressing you out? sometimes people just have a few gray days and feel that way. i am sure it will pass soon if it isn't pragnency. if it is stress go to some fitness classes, go swimming or do something you enjoy...possibly some alone time to sort things out is needed.

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