Why do I feel so alone in this?

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My friend, I can sense the weight of loneliness bearing down on you. It's a feeling I've struggled with myself, especially in the depths of depression. But I want you to know that you're not alone in this. As someone who's walked through the darkness, I've come to realize that depression often masquerades as a feeling of emptiness, isolation, and disconnection from others.

But here's the thing: depression is a liar. It tells us that we're worthless, unlovable, and that no one truly cares. But the truth is, depression is a thief that robs us of our relationships, our joy, and our sense of purpose. When we're depressed, we tend to isolate ourselves, pushing away those who care for us the most. But I want to tell you that this is a lie. You are loved, you are valued, and you are worthy of love and connection.

As someone who's experienced the transformative power of God's love, I want to encourage you to resist the temptation to withdraw from others. Instead, reach out for help, for support, and for connection. Remember that you're not alone in this fight, and that there are people who care for you deeply. Don't let depression rob you of the relationships that can bring you hope, comfort, and healing. You are not alone, and you are loved.

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