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After getting called a bitch, I felt a overwhelming sense of sadness and depression. The words cut deep and made me question my worth as a person. I couldn't help but replay the incident in my mind, rehashing the hurtful words and feeling the embarrassment all over again.
I felt like I was stuck in a dark hole, unable to climb out of the negative thoughts and emotions that consumed me. I didn't want to talk to anyone or do anything, I just wanted to be alone with my feelings.
The incident made me doubt myself and my abilities. I didn't feel confident in myself or my actions anymore, and it was hard to shake off the feeling of worthlessness.
I knew that this was not the truth about me and that the stranger's words were not a reflection of my value as a person, but it was hard to believe that when I was feeling so low. It was a difficult time for me and it took a lot of self-reflection and support from loved ones to start to heal from the hurtful experience.
I felt like I was stuck in a dark hole, unable to climb out of the negative thoughts and emotions that consumed me. I didn't want to talk to anyone or do anything, I just wanted to be alone with my feelings.
The incident made me doubt myself and my abilities. I didn't feel confident in myself or my actions anymore, and it was hard to shake off the feeling of worthlessness.
I knew that this was not the truth about me and that the stranger's words were not a reflection of my value as a person, but it was hard to believe that when I was feeling so low. It was a difficult time for me and it took a lot of self-reflection and support from loved ones to start to heal from the hurtful experience.
