Two Short Stories for Anyone Struggling.

Two Short Stories for Anyone Struggling.

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Trigger Warning. If you're unable to read sad stuff, don't read the first chapter. Mental Health Awareness Week story about what happens when I get depressed, minus the details. Just thought processes. Felt this needed to be published for awareness, and I wanted to share my own experiences. The second story is what I think about whenever I feel lonely. The first story is what I would think about a year ago. I want you to read this to know that happiness comes, and so that you also know that sadness is not eternal. If you wish to contact me, my snapchat is lightwoodxvii and I'd be willing to help anyone going through a similar thing or if anyone wants anything else!
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Angela

COMPLETED- Angela has suffered from mental depression and disorientation ever since her mum died, she is constantly abandoned and nobody is ever there for her. But when a terrible accident happens causing Angela to permanently lose her sight, the only ones she had left walk away. Except for one, a boy, he is the one who doesn't care about Angela's blindness or depression, he is the one she trusts. Slowly but surely a relationship forms between the two, but the relationship leads to dark times and simply makes the crucial decision Angela has been trying to make for years since her mum's death, to live or to die, harder. THIS IS A FICTIONAL MENTAL HEALTH BASED STORY, ANY SIMILARITIES OR RESONANCES TOWARDS ACTUAL EVENTS ARE ENTIRELY COINCIDENTAL. THE MENTAL HEALTH IS NOT MEANT IN ANY WAY TO BELITTLE OR DISCRIMINATE PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM IT. IT IS MEANT TO GIVE YOU AN INSIGHT INTO WHAT IT IS LIKE TO HAVE MENTAL HEALTH.

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