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Feeling Sad Is Not Necessarily Bad — In Fact It’s Good Photo by Louis Galvez on Unsplash Sadness probably isn’t one of your favorite feelings, but it’s still a valuable emotion, and it’s OK to be sad. While it might be uncomfortable, letting sadness in can come with many benefits. It’s common to label sadness as a “negative” emotion
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