I Think I’m Depressed is a powerful, honest reflection on the silent struggles of mental health. Author and entrepreneur Sbusiso Manqa shares a deeply personal account that gives voice to the often-unspoken experience of depression. This short but impactful audiobook offers comfort, connection, and understanding to anyone who has felt lost, numb, or unseen. It’s a reminder that healing begins with acknowledging the truth and that no one is alone in their struggle.
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A really honest and emotional read. The poems feel personal and easy to connect with.
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All my stars
Diluted
Doubtless
DRAWING DEEP BREATHS
Erfdeel: Koos du Plessis â€...
Find Your Piece
Homesoil In My Blood
I Think I'm Depressed
Imbongi Ngosiba Lwayo
Ingqumbo Yomthondo Kukuzika Ko...
Made in Poetry
My Poems
Recovery
Reflections Of The City Of Joh...
SOMBER A place I call home
The Rainbow Nation is Black
The Rhythmic Strings
TRAIN TO MABONENG 1
Water Your Soul
