*NOTE: Based off a song called Baby Don't Cute by B-Mike* Tamara never had a good life. She had friends and family who loved her dearly and plus a boyfriend but many people hated her guts. They wished her bad luck, they wanted her dead, called her names, bullied her and mocked her every move in life. If it wasn't for Myle always keeping a close eye on her, no one would of ever noticed the scars and how she fakes her happiness.

"What's it like to live with a self harm addiction?" I hope you never find out. ************************** TRIGGER WARNING!!!!!! ************************** Note: All poems, oneshots, quotes, etc. are mine unless stated otherwise. If you take anything from this book and use it as your own, I will most certainly hunt you down and destroy you. HOWEVER If you ask my permission to use something from this book (for a non profit-gaining purpose, of course) and give me credit when you do, then there will be no problem.

Leaning against the door is a brown box. Inside the box lays a notebook. Why You Shouldn't Kill Yourself Tonight, is written in black sharpie, on the cover.

Anna has been bullied for years in her schooling life. Her family doesn't take her problems seriously and has sent her to counseling but it does not help much as she continues to battle depression, anorexia and social anxiety. But hope soon comes her way when she meets new friends who has shared similar problems with her.

Cassandra Anderson is an expert in grief. Her mother died giving birth to her and she was adopted by a raging alcoholic. After being emotionally and physically abused all her life, she disguised herself with popularity. With blonde hair, a football-playing boyfriend, parties, and drugs. One night as she's stumbling drunk in the middle of the street, she meets Alexander Black- a caring, shy boy who shows her kindness. After a few years, they meet again- only this time, he's being introduced as her stepbrother and he's covered in psychological scars and tattoos. <Under construction, new and improved plot on the way>

This is just a bunch of entries from a depressed girl's mind. Yeah, I get sad a lot. Yeah, I have scars. Yeah, I'm unhappy. Yeah, I hate myself. Yeah, there are a lot of things wrong with me.

Maybe life just isn't for everyone

every chapter is seven words long ( lower case intended ) highest ranks: #56 in short story

Kylie has always been that friendly, happy, outgoing person in highschool that every normal teenager envied. Her perfect grades, perfect attendance, and perfect smile was known all over her little town of Allendale Ohio. So what happened when perfect little Kylie tries to commit suicide by crashing her car into the town's river? She soon starts too become the mock of Allendale. Isolated and depressed, she literally stops talking for months. Her family or friends can't understand why Kylie suddenly becomes this way. Her mom feels there is nothing else left for her to do except send her to live with her rich father in Virginia who can pay for a psychologist. Breathe is about a girl who feels as if she has nothing to live for anymore. Given a new life, will Kylie learn to live, love, and breathe again?...Or is it already too late? WARNING: This is not you're average lonely girl moves and finds love story. Very twisted plot with an unexpected ending.

Restrict. Binge. Repeat. That was all she knew. That was all she did. And she wasn't planning on stopping anytime soon. --- Sunny, a seventeen-year-old girl, hummed to herself quietly as she took out a stick of gum. Her black earbuds emitted music as she searched up the calories to the candy her mom gave her earlier. She tilted her head as she saw the number. It was workable. She wouldn't go over her calorie limit. She put her phone away, and for a moment, for a stilling moment... she wondered if this was the pain she'll have to deal with forever just to be skinny. . . . Story includes: anorexia and binge eating. Credits to @LunarWrites__ for the cover!