Eassy of a statement I had never felt so embarrassed in my life

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Feeling ashamed is an uncomfortable and bad condition, often causing us anguish and melancholy so intensely that it can interfere with the psychological balance of our minds.

We don't want to be ashamed, but there are moments that we can't avoid. The worst way to be ashamed is when it is not even caused by ourselves, but by people around us and that is exactly how I went through the greatest shame of my life.

I have never been so upset when I hear that citizens of our country refuse to vote and take on the responsibility we have with our government. It is important for everyone to vote consciously and deciding not to vote, we are embarrassing ourselves, our friends, family and everyone around us. I feel extremely embarrassed when I hear people thinking the other way around and I hope I don't have to feel that ever again.

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