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Claustrophobia The fear of small spaces, confined spaces. Back against the wall, the walls are closing in. There is no escape, from the rake on the skin. Balled in a blanket, desiring to be confined. Pulling in closer, and quieting the mind. Sounds of screams, blare in the ear. Music gets louder, trying to make everything disappear.
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addisonmay
20 / Cisgender Female
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Written by
addisonmay
20 / Cisgender Female
Published
Nov 9, 2016
Lines·Words
18·57
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I am claustrophobic

Yet lately the tighter ball I wrap myself in

the more comfortable I feel

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#confined#claustrophobia
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