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*When I was a child, I never stopped talking. I always had something to talk about, even if it's about the plain white walls of my living room. Everything fascinated me. 'Lets play a game; lets not talk for a while' I'd stay still for a minute or two, then start blabbering again. 'You shouldn't talk so much, learn to be quiet, you make too much noise' The older I got, the quieter I became. I realized that the less I spoke, the lesser my mom screamed. 'Why do you not speak much?' I smile and shrug as I try to silence the voices in my head, and focus on the conversation. 'You don't say much, do you?' I don't know, nothing fascinates me now. Whenever I open my mouth to say something, the voices get louder 'Don't say anything. Learn to be quiet', and I let the words die on my lips.*
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Feb 22, 2017
Feb 22, 2017 at 1:26 PM UTC
Silence
*When I was a child, I never stopped talking. I always had something to talk about, even if it's about the plain white walls of my living room. Everything fascinated me. 'Lets play a game; lets not talk for a while' I'd stay still for a minute or two, then start blabbering again. 'You shouldn't talk so much, learn to be quiet, you make too much noise' The older I got, the quieter I became. I realized that the less I spoke, the lesser my mom screamed. 'Why do you not speak much?' I smile and shrug as I try to silence the voices in my head, and focus on the conversation. 'You don't say much, do you?' I don't know, nothing fascinates me now. Whenever I open my mouth to say something, the voices get louder 'Don't say anything. Learn to be quiet', and I let the words die on my lips.*
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Feb 22, 2017
Feb 22, 2017 at 1:26 PM UTC
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