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I gotta agree with David Powlison here:
“Feeling sorry for yourself is one of the strongest, most addictive narcotics known to man. It feels so good to feel so bad. Self-pity arises so easily, seems so plausible, and proves so hard to shake off.”
Sadly, the reason I agree with this is that I know it well from personal experience.
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