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my biggest fear is being at the mercy of another human being. may God never let that happen
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Why should their music make waves in US? I believe their first priority is their Ghanaian market, if the songs finds it ways to other countries that plus for them, America system is not lose, whatever is being played there is not by chance it’s deliberate.
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There's an embarrassment that comes with asking for help when you're someone who rarely does. You've probably spent days trying to figure things out alone before finally reaching out. Then they tell you they can't help because they don't have anything to give. A painful let down
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u have a point the final decision can be impulsive but the pain, the thoughts and the feeling of having no way out can build up over time that’s why we need to stop judging people and start listening, u never know how long someone has been fighting a battle u know nothing about
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"You are not alone i swear" but many people really are. Many people have family and friends around them but still are alone. Completely alone. No support, no compassion, no love from others
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Depression is Real !! ... Like it isn't something to be taken for Granted PLEASE !!!
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Bright Gyan Koomson, a former MTN staff member and a member of Wesley Methodist Cathedral, has reportedly died by suicide after years of struggling with depression and addiction.
In a note dated September 30, 2026, Bright opened up about the personal battles he had kept hidden, including addiction, emotional distress, guilt and financial challenges.
He disclosed that when he first tried to speak about what he was going through, his concerns were treated as a joke. He said those around him failed to recognise the seriousness of his struggles and revealed that thoughts of ending his life had crossed his mind as far back as 2023.
He also apologised to his family and loved ones, using his final message to call for greater understanding of mental health challenges. He urged people to take others’ struggles seriously, listen without judging and encourage those in distress to seek support and counselling.
































