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2024-10-29 19:42:56ALL I see is darkness. Everything is pitch black and I look around realizing that I'm in water again. I begin to panic until it registers that there is no crushing pain on my chest–no overwhelming feeling of being suffocated because this time, I'm not drowning. I'm just... here.
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