Clinically Insane
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I never really knew what was normal and what wasn't, we never really are never really knew what was normal and what wasn't, we never really are told , we find out ourself, we don't even get a guideline of what is normal and what isn't, how am I to know?
I didn't know it wasn't normal for a 17 year old girl to put a bullet in her head, or it wasn't normal to mutilate yourself behind closed doors, then again I never have been normal.
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When Skarlett tries to kill herself yet again, Her father draws the line and sends her to the teen institute for the mental, Harrington Mental Institute, She finds herself making friends with hot boys who see things and hear voices, girls who shout at walls, a pothead who never sleeps, and even in a mental home she discovers theres the mean girl who thinks shes above, Deciding shes bored of being weak and boring, she sees herself doing things the average teen should do, even with problems getting in the way, she goes ahead doing things shell regret in the morning.
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