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Sick Girl

by @jasminext

I feel trapped inside my mind, and my body. As if it does not belong to me, it is not mine. I am stuck in a human body, filled with dreams, hopes and desires. All kinds, hopes filled with happiness, dreams that turn to dust without being touched, and sinful and twisted desires that seem they will never be brought to this humans reality. I feel like I'm throwing up invisible flowers, Hanahaki Disease. But because they're invisible to others and possibly even me, I do not know if it was truly there or to be. I'm infected with my depressing and constantly moving and changing thoughts, do I need drugs to fix my brain? I want everything to stop this growing disease, this infection that has leaked into my brain and corrupting my thoughts. Purity is a lie. Sin is truth. Life is meant to be on the edge. Death is a sweet embrace we should take. Falling from my bed, I feel like I want to go deeper into the ocean under our human world, and drown in the true reality, and to no longer suffocate from breathing in the waves of falsification. I wish to see, the real me. What everyone else sees to be me, but I do not even know myself? I wish to be seduced into something true and beautiful, I wish to not be fed lies that the world persist to be the truth. I wish to go to my salvation. I'm A Sick Girl.
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Written by
jasminext
19 / F
Published
Jan 23, 2018
Time
2m
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I'm not crazy, just strangely creative.™ - Quote by Jasmine Reid 8:39PM 23rd Of January 2018.

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#hanahaki#disease#infection#death#saddness#depression#society
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