Self Destruction (Jay Park)

Self Destruction (Jay Park)

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"What we had was toxic Jay." He gets closer to me, closing the space in between us. "You drained me of my identity. You injected self doubt and insecurities into my vains. You left me questioning my own sanity. I walked around aimlessly. I was always at war with my body, trying to scrub off your heavy words off my skin. My mental state was shaken. It got to the point where I didn't even know my self any more." "But you loved it," he said. "We were toxic, but you loved it." Special thanks to @memorizedsightings for making me this cover. WARNING. THIS STORY CONTAINS RAPE AND ABUSE. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.
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