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* Literature/TheAsylumForWaywardVictorianGirls. OH good lord, where to begin? Emilie's accounts of her life are heart breaking to read, but most upsetting of all, even more than her time in a psyche ward, are her accounts of her thoughts and feelings while on a variety of prescription drugs. What really got this troper going was just a few brief paragraphs where she, while on a drug used to suppress memories, mused whether she had ever really been happy. She concludes that she can't remember genuinely feeling good even once but would like to think she has because maybe then people won't find it so hard to deal with her and to love her. This troper, a sufferer or manic depression as well, couldn't stop sobbing after reading that.
** Four words: Goodnight, sweet ladies, goodnight.
** Four words: Goodnight, sweet ladies, goodnight.
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* Literature/TheAsylumForWaywardVictorianGirls. OH good lord, where to begin? Emilie's accounts of her life are heart breaking to read, but most upsetting of all, even more than her time in a psyche ward, are her accounts of her thoughts and feelings while on a variety of prescription drugs. What really got this troper going was stands out is just a few brief paragraphs where she, while on a drug used to suppress memories, mused whether she had ever really been happy. She concludes that she can't remember genuinely feeling good even once but would like to think she has because maybe then people won't find it so hard to deal with her and to love her. This troper, a sufferer or It's especially bad for readers who suffer from manic depression as well, couldn't stop sobbing after reading that.
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**Four words: Goodnight, sweet ladies, goodnight.
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* Literature/TheAsylumForWaywardVictorianGirls. OH good lord, where to begin? Emilie's accounts of her life are heart breaking to read, but most upsetting of all, even more than her time in a psyche ward, are her accounts of her thoughts and feelings while on a variety of prescription drugs. What really got this troper going was just a few brief paragraphs where she, while on a drug used to suppress memories, mused whether she had ever really been happy. She concludes that she can't remember genuinely feeling good even once but would like to think she has because maybe then people won't find it so hard to deal with her and to love her. This troper, a suffere sufferer or manic depression as well, couldn't stop sobbing after reading thatthat.
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* TheAsylumForWaywardVictorianGirls. OH good lord, where to begin? Emilie's accounts of her life are heart breaking to read, but most upsetting of all, even more than her time in a psyche ward, are her accounts of her thoughts and feelings while on a variety of prescription drugs. What really got this troper going was just a few brief paragraphs where she, while on a drug used to suppress memories, mused whether she had ever really been happy. She concludes that she can't remember genuinely feeling good even once but would like to think she has because maybe then people won't find it so hard to deal with her and to love her. This troper, a suffere or manic depression as well, couldn't stop sobbing after reading that
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* TheAsylumForWaywardVictorianGirls.Literature/TheAsylumForWaywardVictorianGirls. OH good lord, where to begin? Emilie's accounts of her life are heart breaking to read, but most upsetting of all, even more than her time in a psyche ward, are her accounts of her thoughts and feelings while on a variety of prescription drugs. What really got this troper going was just a few brief paragraphs where she, while on a drug used to suppress memories, mused whether she had ever really been happy. She concludes that she can't remember genuinely feeling good even once but would like to think she has because maybe then people won't find it so hard to deal with her and to love her. This troper, a suffere or manic depression as well, couldn't stop sobbing after reading that
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* ''"Where shall we sail to next, Captain?"''
* ''"Where shall we sail to next, Captain?"''
