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lucky

by ramiel

the world is not easy to children. maybe it should be, but you are too easy to hurt. original sin doesn’t exist, but weakness does, and he says that your weakness is a crime. so you sit and wait and wait for things to be over, and hope that one day you will be strong enough for him to stop. never let anyone call you lucky for being favourite child. in this house, there is no such thing as luck. not your mother or father or brothers or sister. ‘favourite child’ is just a big target on your young head, and it’s enough. it’s too much. there’s something inside you that you think he wants. it’s a beast, and it coils and snarls and he wants to make you snap. it’s no fun being the punching bag but someone has to be, don’t they? (there’ll be a way out soon. you just have to be patient.)
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18 / Non-binary
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Written by
ramiel
18 / Non-binary
Published
Sep 9, 2018
Time
2m
Notes

i don't want to live like this.

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#childhood#childabuse#growingup
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