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Goodbye ShadowA Poem by SubielooBattle with depression, addiction, eating disorder and low self esteem |
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Good enough....A Book by Ansh...A normal boy who lives a simple life happily.. but why does he hate life now?.. what happened to the happy little boy?.. |
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To StruggleA Poem by TheoWhat is the value in life, but to struggle?Oh, to be born to struggle, to struggle, to struggle.Some say to suffer.Maybe, your life improves others.To.. |
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romantic bulimia pt.1A Story by spaaceis it abusive if we're both really happy and only hurting ourselves? |
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The Final Jump Over the Jump RopeA Poem by LexiAn example of how mental illness can have roots in childhood. |
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Hopeless HolidaysA Poem by LexiWhat happens when you become an adult and your family casts you out. |
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Final GoalA Story by Muizzah.amnWarning: This may trigger people who deal with mental health, read at your own risk. |
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I wish I knew the answerA Story by Melina LoweI’m fully aware that one day I’m going to die, wether it’s my decision or not. One day I’m going to stop breathing, my brain w.. |
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Zero SurvivorsA Story by Sneha RatakondaIn the event of a disaster, the deceased leave behind a string of broken victims. Whether they change into survivors or remain victims is the ultimate.. |
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when the thoughts rule overA Story by Samanthatrigger warning, I need to let it all out... |
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LostA Poem by Isick the poetIve been very lost sometimes |
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Kill me nowA Poem by MidnightKingdomjust... please... kill me... |
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A Letter for YouA Story by Katey GraceI'm not good at talking but I can write so I thought I would give it a go. |
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Ominous HappinessA Poem by Joshie"Whenever I get too happy, I know something bad will happen" Final Ray of Light 2 out of 10 Poems |
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Head or HeartA Poem by LexiThis is about the struggle of somebody with mental issues that have formed a habit. Specifically what happens when they have to choose between a loved.. |
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I am a Person Who Knows How to TieA Poem by L. AerickoAn inkling of a thought based off a a memory of a poem I seem to have forgotten. |
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