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T-A-S-S-N, Lincoln Show Notes.

Welcome back to Ghost of a Podcast. This week's question I think is a really good one and it

goes like this. I was born May 25, 1988 at 11.08 am in Windsor, Ontario. And at this point

I'm obviously past my first sat and returned, but I feel like I failed it. It was a very

rough period for me internally as I know it is for most people. I felt more stuck than

I've ever been in my life and struggled with making big decisions, especially regarding

intimate relationships. I know well that making no decision is a decision in itself and

that's what I feel like happened. Now, the issues that I had during that time seem to

be surfacing again since I didn't manage to resolve my issues properly in that time

will they haunt me until I do. Can you actually fail your sat and return and what happens

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