"There is no monster under your bed" my mum use to say. There isn't any monsters under my bed. But there is one in my head.
Your stupid, ugly, fat, a loser, dumb. No one likes you. The monster inside Beth's head tells her these things every night. Crying herself to sleep hoping that she won't wake up the next day.
Bethany's view:
I walk into school, mascara running down my face. School hasn't even started yet but I'm already crying. It hurts. Pain isn't getting a paper cut or hitting your finger with a hammer. Pain is looking in the mirror every morning wondering why you are still here. Wishing you fitted in. Wanting a purpose, wondering if life would be any different without you. That's real pain.
Fingers. Fingers pointing at me. Coming at me from every direction. Snickers, smirks, cackles, giggles. I can't take it. I run to the bathrooms. "Where ya goin?" laughed Britany. The cause of my depressing. The reason I cry myself to sleep each night.
I stare at myself in the mirror. I pull my backpack up onto the bathroom sink. A pink and black Abercrombie & Fitch backpack. I found it at Vinnie's, only 2.99. I unzip the front pocket and pull out my makeup bag. Every top brand makeup product inside, but I'm still not good enough. I re-apply my face, pull my hood up over my head and walk out the bathroom, down the hall, to my locker.
Note: Remember your beautiful, stay strong.
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Novela JuvenilThe monster isn't living under Bethany's bed, its living in her head.