Go to Hell For Heaven's Sake

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Reads 26
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Parts 1
Time 19m

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"You suffer severe anxiety, depression, and psychological trauma. You need rest."

Sixteen year old, Danny Ray Nirvan now lives in the home of Mrs. Skypes (Or, Emma), New York's finest psychiatrist, writing countless journal entries about what he thinks and 'feels' every four days to her, and making sure he keeps in control of the... 'over thinking', she calls it. All of this, he has to do while trying to maintain a normal teen life.  But how can he when it feels as if this screwed  up world is crushing him underneath every time he wakes up?

As Danny's legal guardian, Emma takes it as her responsibility to pick and peel off the many of very- VERY- thin layers that makes Danny so enclosed in himself, in hopes that there is still something left of him to save. 

But as she does this, the chances start to grow very slim, because she finds out a shocking discovery...

Danny may be destroying himself on his own...


(Warning- If you are easily disturbed by graphic descriptions, gore, and sensitive material, I suggest that you don't read this. Seriously guys, this is some dark shit.)

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Danny Ray Nirvan
Fri, Apr 14, 2017

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Danny Ray Nirvan
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