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Links With /feed/ At The End Not Working

I am new to SEO and I have been trying to work things out on my own. I keep getting out of one mistake to another but I noticed something today that I'm seeing for the first. This is the problem I realized, inside my GSC I tried checking on the links of pages on "Crawled-currently not indexed" all I see is just a bunch of text. At the end of these links they all have this /feed/ text at the end, when I try to check on them they all give me the same results; just a bunch of text. This is my first website I am working on, I have no experience on this and I am willing to learn; if someone has seen this before or know what to do. Please help me on this I am stuck and don't know how to go about this. Someone please help me.

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