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SOLLUX SHORT STORY

TRIGGER WARNING
DEPRESSION
SELF-HARM

Once upon a time, there was a young man named Sollux Captor. He was a brilliant programmer and engineer, but he struggled with depression and self-harm. Sollux had a hard time dealing with the stress and pressure of his work, and he often found himself overwhelmed and alone.

Despite his struggles, Sollux was determined to keep pushing forward. He poured himself into his work, using his talents to create amazing new technologies and push the boundaries of what was possible. But as the pressure mounted, he found himself increasingly isolated and alone.

As the days turned into weeks, Sollux's depression deepened. He began to withdraw from his friends and family, spending more and more time alone in his lab. He started to self-harm, cutting himself as a way to cope with his pain.

Sollux knew that he needed help, but he was too scared to reach out to anyone. He didn't want to burden his friends or family with his problems, and he didn't think anyone would understand what he was going through.

One day, Sollux's friend Karkat noticed that something was wrong. He could see the pain and sadness in Sollux's eyes, and he knew that he needed to do something to help.

Karkat sat down with Sollux and talked to him about his struggles. He listened as Sollux opened up about his depression and self-harm, and he offered his support and understanding.

With Karkat's help, Sollux was able to get the professional help he needed. He started seeing a therapist, and he began taking medication to manage his depression. He also joined a support group for people struggling with self-harm, which gave him a sense of community and understanding.

Slowly but surely, Sollux began to heal. He learned how to manage his depression and cope with his stress in healthier ways. He started to reach out to his friends and family, and he reconnected with the people he had pushed away.

Although he still struggled with depression from time to time, Sollux knew that he wasn't alone anymore. He had a support system that he could rely on, and he knew that he could get through anything with the help of his friends and family.