Before I Fail Letter Monologue

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Before I start this letter, I have a few things that I need to clarify.

I’m well aware that this is a sorry excuse of a (letter)and that it probably won’t really explain my reasons for (letter) in detail. Sorry, I guess. I just don’t know what else to write.
I actually don’t entirely know why I wanted to (letter) but i do know that I didn’t want to live for much longer. Some things really can’t be explained in this letter and I’d rather not burden you.
If you found this note before I actually die I was either careless or a decided to reconsider.
I may not even kill myself! Though, if you’re reading this, I probably did.

section one: why?

Truth be told, I’m not exactly sure why. Maybe it was a result of the failure I was feeling.

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