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and six days since he had resigned from his job. He felt empty like all his motivation had b

ing it; he just kept aimlessly scrolling on LinkedIn, clicking on job posting after job posting. It was as

s. He was dizzy, and his mind felt foggy. The stress, problems, and pressure were ov

from one of the companies he had applied to. His heart raced with ant

d to move forward with a different candidate

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weakly mutte

ntment he could take. This rejection only added to the weight on his shoulders, and he felt like

one and that no one would understand what he was going through. He didn't want to burden his friends or family with his problems. He was too ashamed to admit

g like this. He needed to find a way to pick himself up and start moving forward. But how could he do that? Daniel did

s parents might be a reason, but as he is now, he is more of a burden to them. They are better off without him. Daniel tried to push these thoughts away,

so he could feel something, but he was too weak to even move. He knew it wasn't the answer, but he couldn't shake the thought. He felt trapped like he was stuck in this endl

e didn't want to burden anyone with his problems. He felt trapped and helpless. Daniel felt overwhelmed by the w

tion, but he couldn't bring himself to reach out. He didn't want to burden anyone with his problems, and he didn't think that talking to someone would change his situation. Daniel still had no j

e. He just wanted the pain and the struggles to stop. He tried to think of a way out of his situation. He knew that he needed to take action, but he didn't

felt himself slipping into unconsciousness. His body was about to pass out. He wasn't s

bout to completely shut, Just as he thought he was about to breathe his last, h