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When the first results put Clinton in the lead.
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And when the pro-Trump results started to flood in.
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When it became clear that there was a chance Trump could actually win.
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When Trump took Florida.
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And when he won North Carolina.
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When you decided to take refuge in denial.
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When Trump announced his victory.
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When you were left feeling more than a little disillusioned with democracy as a whole.
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Not to mention feeling hollow.
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When you thought about all the other things that have gone wrong in 2016.
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When you tried to eat your feelings.
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And when you tried to drink the pain away.
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When you thought about how the result would affect you personallly.
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And when you started to consider your options.
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When you got out of bed the next morning.
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And when you realised you had to leave the house.
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When you were knackered and miserable the next day, but had to pretend to care about dumb stuff.
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When you told people what you did the night before.
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When Hillary gave her concession speech.
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When someone tried to tell you that Trump presidency might not be all that bad.
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When you read yet another rambling Facebook post full of theories about the election.
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And, of course, when someone tried to cheer you up with a load of Peep Show jokes.
