Lit Cigarettes

Lit Cigarettes

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2 teens, 2 separate lives, and 2 words linking them together without them even realizing. Each chapter will be electronic messages of anonymous teenagers, one boy and one girl, and will share dark themes and a ton of realistic mentionings of mental health disorders. The anonymous girl will figure out who the boy is and the messages get deeper as the two connect through their battles. Both teens will fight the battle 30 million people of all ages and gender battle in the U.S. ALONE. STORY MEANT TO RAISE AWARENESS IN MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS, NOT TO GLORIFY THESE ISSUES. I have had many family and friends go through mental health issues and I want to help raise awareness of how it feels to be trapped in your own body. Thanks! CONTENT WARNING.
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This is a story of a teenage girl named Lydia. She has had a pretty hard life with abusive parents, bullies at school and even having her own sisters turned against her but even after all that she didn't give up. Even when giving up completely seemed like the best possible option she kept fighting through it all. Now, you can read her story here and see how her she overcame all of these hardships and that even with all of her imperfections someone still thought she was perfect. *Trigger Warning- There will be some graphic scenes of self harm so if you are sensitive to the subject please just skip over those parts they will be marked and there will also be warnings at the top of each chapter if anything else comes up. Remember to stay safe and always ask for help. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline- 1-800-273-8255 There are also online chats you can go to if you don't like calling people. Also feel free to message me if you want to talk or rant or just get something off your mind.

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