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a 10 step guide to falling apart

by elsa12

1. check your grades once a month and don’t wash your hair. the care routine you got yourself into won’t make your skin shine the same, so stop it all together. you don’t need to spend all that money at ulta anyway. 2. don’t answer your phone. keep a minimum of 100 unread texts. it’s easier to let go of people when you anger them. this way will keep them from getting hurt. 3. drink cough syrup when you aren’t sick and swallow benadryl when you aren’t itchy. the high you will feel will change the way you think of being hazy. you’ll learn more about yourself from those few hours than any other time in your life. 4. stop saying i love you. let people detach naturally. 5. forget your homework. lay in your bed for hours and cry. 6. sit next to the toilet and sob. 7. take your heart from your sleeve and throw it on the ground. crumple it up. make sure it will never be the same shape again. 8. sob when no one’s there for you, but never forget you are the one who pushed them away in the first place. you broke your own heart. you brought this upon yourself. the loneliness you feel is your fault. all of this is your fault. 9. break your fragile bones like glass. rip your heart into pieces. 10. fall apart.
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Jan 16, 2019
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