Kevorkian Logic

I have a friend who has a similar problem. What his therapists have told him to do is just write about simple stuff that you don't really need to think about to describe (what your car looks like, what your room looks like, ect.) then slowly ease back into the
tougher stuff (love, hate, betrayal, relationships, pain, all the fun emo jazz).

I never checked with him if that actually worked, so this advice might be pointless and a waste of mine and your time, but it sounds logical.

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