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Question
Can you think of reasons for these feelings? Discuss with your partner and note
down possible reasons.
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Solution
There can be many reasons behind this gloomy aspect:
- Pain of separation from family.
- Realisation of past mistakes.
- Grief over losing someone dear.
- Loveliness and lack of sympathy.
- Rash and careless attitude resulting in seclusion.
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