Feeling Disheartened by My Country's Actions

A black-and-white sketch depicts a man sitting in a wooden chair, leaning forward with his head in his hands, conveying deep distress or despair. The overlaid text reads 'i'm not crying, you're crying', a phrase often used to deny emotional vulnerability while implying the observer is the one actually feeling sad. The artwork uses expressive shading and a somber tone to emphasize the emotional weight of the scene.

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