Prologue-
I could walk for miles with aching feet, burning skin and still could not feel as much pain as he gave me. He tore me to pieces, without any care what-so-ever. It's worse than injuring yourself because you haven't had your heart ripped from your body. Life is way too difficult. I don't even get why I try. I cry all the time sitting on the bathroom floor, cutting my wrists. I dream of a life like those skinny prick bitches. They get every guy, all the friends, and then there's me. I'm no one. I don't even exist in this world, so why do I?
I lay in bed, just thinking of ways I could just die. My alarm hasn't even gone off yet and I can't go back to bed now. I pull the covers over my head, stuffing my headphones in my ears draining every sound possible out of my brain. I focused on the lyrics, relating it to my life.
Soon my alarm went off. I took my headphones out, setting my phone on the bedside table. I undress and then go take a shower. After I'm done, I dry my hair, comb every bit and piece out, then put it into a messy bun. My hair looked light today, like a sandy brown. The sun reflects off my mirror and my light green eyes sparkle. I close my eyes smearing my black eyeliner messily onto my eyes. I then put on mascara, I take a bottle of foundation and put some on my finger. I spread the foundation around my cheeks and under my eyes. I take some blush and faintly dot my cheeks. I looked into the mirror. I see a disgusting looking person with my ugly hair color to my ugly eyes. I step back and look at my whole body. I see words flash into my mind. Ugly. Fat. Stupid. Useless. Waste of Space. I cringe and look away from the mirror, I softly cry. My mother knocks on my door telling me to come downstairs. I grab my backpack and my sweatshirt, throwing it over my head. I swing my backpack on one shoulder, then walk out.
"Another day in Hell." I whisper to myself.
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Kill Me.
Teen FictionAria Sanders has always dealt with bullying and depression. Her life revolves around pain and sadness, so there was really no escape. Her father's abusiveness and school has never gone well. Her senior year is coming to a close end, but it does a bo...