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Problem??????

I have a problem, if there's a problem with my problem, does that mean I still have a problem or its just my problem that has a problem? If it's my problem that has a problem, does my problem's problem become my problem?
Okay, maybe I don't realise it yet but at what point does my problem's problem become my problem? What if my problem's problem isn't my problem, how is the problem gonna be solved if it's not my problem and if my problem can't solve it's own problem?
If my problem's problem is my problem, which am I supposed to find solution to first, my problem or my problem's problem? But isn't this another problem on its own? So finding a solution to either my problem or my problem's problem has become another problem all of a sudden, what exactly is the problem?
So far, I have realised that thinking about the solution to my problem and my problem's problem (if it's my problem though) is creating even a bigger problem so I think I'd just stick to my initial problem and hope that the solution doesn't bring about another problem else there's gonna be a problem and I wanna do right now is avoid any problem.


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Unknown said…
I don't even know my problems lol. Good writer

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