Question by Tired: Can anyone out there help me with forgiving myself of an immoral act I did as a child?
I am at my wits end… I cant take it anymore. Would anyone be willing to help me get over what I have done. Please, if you think you can be a help or some form of “online therapist” I wouldn’t know how to thank you enough, just shoot me an email if your interested. ‘Preciate it.

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Answer by haha u used to be sperm
try liqour it’ll take the edge off

or DMT if you wanna know how that thing in your skull works

P.S therapy is gay

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