>ITT: Album's that you listen to when you hit rock-bottom
Happy vaentine's
Elijah Richardson
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Samuel Howard
Benjamin Kelly
Ramones-Ramones
Dominic Cook
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Joseph Martin
i hit my lowest two nights ago. ive been listening to aztec camera to make myself feel better, never give up
Xavier Roberts
this is probably one of the most beautiful albums ever written.
Easton Wright
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Connor Morales
I'm sorry user, hope it gets better.
I'm still trying to crawl out of the hole i fell into as well.
William Walker
What happened?
I'm not happy but after being on my own for so long I find comfort in always ending up scraping my own sorry ass up like a piece of proverbial gum off a proverbial sidewalk. One day you will depend on yourself and it might not stop but it will get easier!
Owen Reyes
>What happened?
It's coming to the 1 year anniversary of when I overdosed and had to move into my parents attic. It's depressing only because I've done absolutely nothing with my life since, no stable job, no friends, no dreams. I feel dead emotionally, i have no drive.
Also your words were somehow inspiring, thanks user.
Jack Brooks
Especially Jerusalem
Hudson Sanchez
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Kayden Phillips
I'm also coming up on the anniversary of fucking myself this march lol. It seems like a lot wasted but in time it'll just be another shitty time you don't want to end up in again. You have a big wide life ahead of you and it sounds like you have a lot to learn from and grow off so far. After the past few months I've had it means a lot to me that someone would feel inspired by something I said, that'll stay with me. Good luck
Henry Watson
Damn this is good, thanks user.
Jose Rogers
thanks user.
best of luck to you as well. I hope it all gets better
Noah Sanchez
MBDTF. For some reason, I always listen to it when I'm depressed.
Parker Walker
>sometime around midnight on repeat
Henry Barnes
Whatever I'm listening to atm
Samuel Morales
rip in peace user
Matthew Torres
rockbotton by. m&m
Sebastian Price
I love this album.
Colton Wood
it's great.
probably the the darkest most complex hip-hop album I have ever heard
Gabriel Myers
>worked the first time, worked ever since.