Истории Prozac

Have you ever wanted to kill yourself? Raise your hands... Quite a few of you. Do you think about suicide often? Raise your hands... Still a lot of people. Do you think about suicide every day, planned it, wish for it? Not as many, but some. Have you spent at least 20 years thinking of suicide, feeling pain at almost every waking moment, hating life, hating yourself, being self-destructive and have the perfect way to end it all? Still a couple of hands in the air. Well, this story is for you.

i actually wrote this for a school assignment. we had to come up with a conflict that might arise in a store setting. so this is my spin on it

The adventures of Poem Girl and her arch nemises, Writer's Block. Will Poem Girl be able to get it down on paper? Or will Writer's Block bestow a barricade of baffling blocks and barriers? Find out in Poem Girl! Written by Samantha Malave IG: https://tinyurl.com/y822q6fo

so. this is my life. some of its true, and some.of its not.

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A true documentation and account of a week I spent at Our Lady Of Peace, a mental hospital. Told from firsthand account, 'One Lourdes Hall' is a story of how the road to recovery can be both humorous and terrifying.

Two girls fall in love. One of the girls tries to take her life, and it's a race against time to reunite with her earth-bound lover. (Heavily inspired by the way you used to do on AO3) (I listened to Adrianne Lenker while I wrote this so good luck) Playlist I listened to while I wrote: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/writing-wlw/pl.u-ZmblVXphVekk6rK

this is my story.

Etta and her sister Jess are about to see a production of Measure for Measure when their mom calls them requesting an enema (oh god why) that she must take before midnight. They leave the play but end up in a huge mess involving peeved off trapeze artists, a gang of bikers, Royal Farms, a lunatic who thinks Jess is his ex-girlfriend and much more. Will the girls make it to their mom in time? Or will they get caught up in the chaos? And to think, it was the first time Etta actually enjoyed the Shakespeare play...