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Yes, I find myself repeating conversations trying to find the correct way it went for hours. I think I figured it out then I loose it but then remember something else happening and I don’t know what to believe anymore
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@Zahra991 I know how you feel mines almost the same accept the person is someone who I used to be friends with. And I can’t remember who said what😭 I hope you feel better throughout the day we got this
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