Andrew Conkling

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For close to a month, Billy “just didn’t have it” to get himself to many of his classes, let alone to the library. The few friends he had made were steadfast enough, although he was convinced he was boring to be around. When alone, he ached to be with other people. When with other people, he felt alienated and burdened—out of step—and he spent much of his time wishing they would just go away.
I Don't Want to Talk About It: Overcoming the Secret Legacy of Male Depression
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