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car crash

My circumstances are mine to manage, this is true. But that doesn’t mean it isn't overwhelmingly unfair to be handed this broken vase of a life and be told that it is now mine to piece back together. I didn’t do this all to myself. I didn’t get to this place alone. I wasn’t driving the car that caused the crash, but I was sitting in the passenger seat. So no, technically speaking the injuries I sustained weren’t my fault, but they are now mine to deal with; mine to take care of; it's my responsibility to heal the wounds I didn’t inflict, simply because I didn’t know any better than to get in the car. I trusted a driver I shouldn’t have, but that life I guess. when other people hurt you, mislead you, betray you, it is still, nevertheless, your responsibility to heal yourself, and that is a hard truth to take.
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22 / F
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Jul 29, 2016
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