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Meoka's Mausoleum of Madness
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Ongoing, First published Jul 28, 2017
Mature
TW// Suicidal Ideation, Childhood Depression & Repression, Guilt & Shame, (also) Catholic Guilt, Generational Trauma || 




In 2017, I was a young child. I guess many would call me a girl at that point. Nothing has changed much, despite it being 2024. I was curious about the state of this place, and I laughed as I read some old Wattpad stories. I cried (both happy and sad metaphorical tears) too, for the friends I had, for the friends who lived on.

Seven years, and I still haven't found the end to my madness. I've opened my eyes since those childhood days, and I sometimes I wish I never did. At least I could pretend I was flying when I felt the wind rush against my skin.

No, I was falling. I'm still falling, and I can't see the bottom yet. Almost a decade, I can't see the end, and I wonder if I'll live at the end of it. I'll survive though. I always have. I'm too cowardly to die, and perhaps that's a good thing.

[Cover Image Credit: My Reverse-Adopted Cult Brother-Sibling Nyx]
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