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Womb to Grave

I've played this game for far too long to consider quitting now The consumption of anxiety for breakfast, The lethargic depression on my plate for lunch The constant debilitating fear of life for dinner Will not break my core I would eat scrap metal as a snack, and my body would howl with laughter at me, How foolish to think that that would do anything to my bones my body, my poor, poor body, absorbs everything I toss into my mouth, sharp nicotine and old pomegranates dirty raspberries and foaming beer black mould and cheap sugar Despite This: My heart is still standing strong even though my shoulders don't register I will fight this life if I have to, I will live it if I can. Spinal cords can break; Blood cannot.
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Apr 2, 2017
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#depression#life#living#illness#anxiety#strive#suicidal#trying#attempting#aim
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