Whenever someone is feeling down and they come to me for comfort or advice, I usually tell them something that they should do or just like a word of advice. For example, don't bottle things up or something like that. But then there's a big catch. Usually, or should I say always, I am a hypocrite. I tell someone something to help them but I don't listen to myself. It's easier to help someone then to help yourself. Saying things like 'don't bottle things up' or 'telling a friend about something will make you feel better' is something that I think is true. It does make you feel better after doing those things but for me, I say these things and believing it but never do it. I don't know why. So half the time while I'm saying these things I question myself whether if it's really true. There's always that sense of doubt in me - do I believe the things coming out of my mouth or am I just the world's best liar?

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