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Adulting

by @ValeLuna

When I grew out of my adolescence I lost my crippling thrist to write I stopped cutting myself in my early 20's; just like the research articles said I would Disorder direction, however, was not the cause of my coping correction I moved away from rampant tantrums Sliding down the slope of sufferance I used to write to externalize my internal desperation My frustration with the life I was given* *(Certainly not the choices I've made) Over a decade of time has aged me From a helpless girl, to an impassive woman Submissive to circumstance Now, I chain bricks to my ankles And throw myself in the sea of apathy I will not expend the energy to care, but rather intentionally strive for indifference In doing so, I sacrifice my desire to write… Losing desperation makes me hollow Then again, helplessness is for children. I am a woman now. I no longer crave the ability to describe my emotions Asking for help is not a viable option anymore I've tried that long enough
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21 / F / Michigan (USA)
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Written by
ValeLuna
21 / F / Michigan (USA)
Published
May 17, 2022
Time
2m
Tags
#mentalhealth#mentalillness#writing#childhood#adults
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