Tothebone Stories

When Ellen comes to the "horror house" especially for anorexia, she meets 18 year old Charlie Pond who too struggles with anorexia nervosa and self harm. The two quickly open up to one another and share their struggles. When Ellen quickly realises Charlie has no plan of recovery it all goes south. Tw Eating disorders Self harm Suicidal references Smoking Alcohol Strong language

What if negative thoughts controlled your entire life? A sample entry for To The Bone's 'Mind Over Matter' contest.

What happens if you're a rag doll living in a world of porcelain dolls? Entry to #Mindovermattercontest

While this was originally an entry to the Netflix contest 'Mind Over Matter' things have changed now. This is now a mind dump. Word diarrhea. Mostly because originally I'd wrapt things up to a perfect ending. Now it's just a ramble of a young woman, who's heart has had time to heal and reflect. My thoughts still aren't perfect, but at least if one person can connect and learn to be kinder by realizing they aren't alone, and I hope someone out there can learn to be a little nicer. Maybe this will all just be random chapters of me ranting.

I can't enter the contest, because I don't live in the US. Here is my Monologue ~

My story, my entry in the Mind Over Matter contest. How I conquered my inner monologue.

My entry for the Netflix #MindOverMatterContest If you want to enter, rules are here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/116729459-netflix-mindovermattercontest

This is for the Mind Over Matter Contest. Enjoy :) This is how I silence negativity. (Cover photo was not created by me, found on Pinterest :D)

#MindOverMatter Self harm is never the answer, but trust me, I know what it feels like. And believe me, you ain't alone out there. There's people willing to help. Don't wait. This is how I figured out how to help myself, but the scars are permanent. If I would've reached out sooner, my arms would be cleaner right now. Word Count: 498

This is my internal conflict I overcame for the writing contest. #mindovermatter

#MindOverMatterContest A cluttered recollection of how I almost lost myself and my life. [A true story by: Abby Chamberlain] PSA: I am NOT promoting self-harm, suicide, eating disorders, or any of the like. Please get help if you need it, love! SUICIDE HOTLINE: 1(855)587-6373

I saw a contest and while it's already closed I still wanted to write about my journey. So i guess this is a story of me and how I grew to be the person I am today and how I'm learning to love the way I am. And that sometimes it's ok to be a little selfish. Also I read some sotries and I know mine isn't as great but this is my story. Itmight not be a dramactic or detailed buts its a summary of my journey and I'm not ashamed of it.

You will find peace if you just listen to yourself. Contest submission for To The Bone by Netflix. story written by Wonderful_Roses

I've struggled with body image issues since middle school, and during my freshman year of college I developed a pretty severe eating disorder. I lived in denial for months by telling myself that it was "nothing serious," just something I was doing to make myself feel special, or for the sake of having a dramatic secret. By participating in this campaign by the new Netflix series "To the Bone," I'm honored to share how I came to terms with my mental illness for what it really was, and I hope to reach girls who might be telling themselves something similar.

All I had ever wanted was to feel "liked." My entry for the #MindOverMatterContest.

This is a story about a fat little girl who grew up to love herself. **This is short story for the To The Bone #MindOverMatterContest**

Completing everything on that list was the hardest thing I ever had to do. Not because I lost you, but because I had to learn how to love myself. [commissioned entry for the To The Bone short story contest]

#MindOverMatterContest This is my submission for the #MindOverMatterContest . This is my story...this is how I lost myself to a monster...this is how I found myself. ***"There is help out there, I dealt with my own sadness, trapped inside a dangerous mind. I made it out alive but it is taking hold of me again..."

Being depressed can be hard. For me I was unsure of who I was anymore, and neither was anyone else. I was walking around this world unsure of anything. All I knew is it felt like I was stuck in this thick cloud and I couldn't get out.