Written in the Stars

Written in the Stars

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I never fully expected to find happiness. I knew I wasn't technically depressed, but a happy ending just never really came into my mind. I just tried to get by, day to day. I know that's not the normal lifestyle of a 17 year old girl, but I'm not normal. I can't remember a time when my mother actually looked after me, and didn't just use me to cook for her and give her money for alcohol and cigarettes. She can barely keep herself alive, let alone me. So I guess I just took on all the responsibility as soon as I was old enough. But then one day that all changed. The day I met them. And then everything to do with my mum seemed meaningless. And for the first time ever, I actually had hope that one day, I could be truly happy.
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*PUBLISHED as 'Tired of Being Tired, Sick of Being Sad' by Azia To *now on amazon* This is the book I wish I had when I was 12, 13, 14 and growing up until I was 20. It's the stuff I wish I told my high school self. *** This is how I feel - these are my thoughts. They're funny. They're a bit weird. They're extremely honest. And I will not be apologetic about any of this (Sorry - I'm not trying to give Canadians a bad rep here but...). All these short essays are raw and mean a lot to me. This is me handing you a key to my home, and for you to explore the parts that I have built and things that I have picked up along my journeys. You may find that my home may look a lot like yours. It's funny how we find parts of ourselves in the people we meet. Make yourself comfortable. Have a seat. Welcome. *** A collection of funny essays about hurting, loving, and healing as a teenage girl in 2018.

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