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Essay heading: Sr Associate, HR
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August 7, 1996 |
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But unfortunately, it didn't help.
I escaped to gambling. I hung out with my friends practically every weekend. We would go to clubs and get drunk and get into fights, sometimes we even did drugs, and I would come home really late at night and wake up the next day and do the same thing all over again...
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I didn't really take the initiative to make time for me and Grace, because I thought that living with her in the same roof was enough. And to top it all off, I was unfaithful to her. I've had other relationships behind her back. I've even had one night stands with women who I met the same day. And all of that continued even after we were married...
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