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Overdosing

by Muffin

I’ve been told since day one “what you’re doing will leave permanent damage.” But, I’m stuck neck deep into an addiction I’ve tried but can’t manage. I know my will to live is tough, but my cravings are tougher. They say; “the brain needs 8 hours of sleep every night to recover.” But, I’m up binging for days in a row saying “fuck it” while overdosing. I lit another cigarette, nothing hit like being high and chain smoking. I lose all of my self-control and I take more until I think I'm dying. Until I’m sick and shivering and there is no point denying. That I’m delusional and paranoid. It won’t take too long until I'm hallucinating. Until I can't recognize myself or the world, and I get stuck dissociating. I stand in front of the bathroom mirror, I meet her eyes and I freeze. Her skin is gray, with tired eyes. She crumbles and her breathing cease. Stuck inside a body she can't beat, wanting to get free. My eyes tear up and my heart stops when I realize she is me.
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Written by
Muffin
22 / Gender Fluid / Sverige
Published
Jul 8, 2021
Time
2m
Notes

~A.S 08.07.21 ~

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#drugaddiction#amphetamine
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