Having someone to talk to

It is so vert important to have someone to talk to.

It is hard to admit that there are times in life where we feel we do not have someone that we can talk to. But it is important.

Sometimes the things we need to discuss involve the very person we would usually talk to. But we still need someone to talk to.

Sometimes we need a second opinion and a different perspective. We need a second person to talk to.

Sometimes we need a non-biased opinion that friends or family just can’t give.

We need a non-biased someone to talk to.

Sometimes we are stuck. Those around us are too close to us to see where or how we are stuck. So we need a new person to talk to.

Sometimes our go-to friends are too accepting o our excuses and we need a different perspective and person to talk to.

Sometimes we need the clarity of a blank script. We need to start a story from the beginning, on a page that has not been written on. We need a “new to us” person to talk to.

And sometimes we need someone to talk to in the moment, as the situation is happening. We need someone to talk to right then and there.

It’s hard to admit when we do not have someone to talk to.

Sometimes the someone we have to talk to cannot understand what we are going through.

Sometimes we feel that friends and family are sick of hearing us talk about it.

Sometimes it’s too hard to talk to a friend.

Sometimes we wonder if they are even listening. Sometimes the person we talk to is familiar with the story and makes assumptions that are confusing.

But what if you always had a person to talk to?

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