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A person describes breaking their own promise not to let fear return, falling back into avoidance after believing they'd finally broken the cycle. They're tired of running but can't stop, caught between knowing better and doing it anyway.

A person describes breaking their own promise not to let fear return, falling back into avoidance after believing they'd finally broken the cycle. They're tired of running but can't stop, caught between knowing better and doing it anyway.
Made a promise to myself I wouldn't let the fear back in, but then I did though. Whoa! Told the world that I was sick of running, then went back to running. What a joke. Whoa! Disappointed? Yeah, me too. I thought I finally had finally made a breakthrough. Guess not.

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