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I can't breathe. The air is extricated from my lungs by their vacant, judgemental stares and their obscene words litter my skin like the paint that splattered my pink flesh as I tried to paint you a picture of what this feels like. No amount of water could cleanse the feeling of the tense atmosphere that clouds my vision as if I were a wingless airplane flying on a foggy night, but I'm not a flight you want to take home tonight. And I know you see my straightened back as another entity proceeds 2 feet too close into my personalaized hell. Turn away. Pretend you don't see anything. For acknowledging my social anxiety doesn't relieve me. It causes me to be more anxious than before.
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May 18, 2016
May 18, 2016 at 12:01 PM UTC
Social Anxiety
I can't breathe. The air is extricated from my lungs by their vacant, judgemental stares and their obscene words litter my skin like the paint that splattered my pink flesh as I tried to paint you a picture of what this feels like. No amount of water could cleanse the feeling of the tense atmosphere that clouds my vision as if I were a wingless airplane flying on a foggy night, but I'm not a flight you want to take home tonight. And I know you see my straightened back as another entity proceeds 2 feet too close into my personalaized hell. Turn away. Pretend you don't see anything. For acknowledging my social anxiety doesn't relieve me. It causes me to be more anxious than before.
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21/Non-binary
May 18, 2016
May 18, 2016 at 12:01 PM UTC
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