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Blue Monday
Claire feels anxiety and shame as her birthday serves as a reminder of her underachievements. A birthday forces Claire to take stock of her situation: a dead-end job, comparing herself to her more successful best friend Amelia, and tentative flirtations with the aloof, distant Greg and the immature, available Ethan.
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Claire feels anxiety and shame as her birthday serves as a reminder of her underachievements. A birthday forces Claire to take stock of her situation: a dead-end job, comparing herself to her more successful best friend Amelia, and tentative flirtations with the aloof, distant Greg and the immature, available Ethan.
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