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When I scarred myself no one knew. When I cried in the shower no one knew. When I thought of the many ways to end my life no one knew. Stories often make it seem like depression and anxiety are obvious. That because I can't breathe and I'm fidgeting with my hands that everyone can tell I'm uncomfortable. That because there are days were I won't show my arms or my legs. That that's a sign that something is wrong. But to my surprise no one knew. No one had even thought that the reason I wore ling sleeves is because I have marks up and down my arm.
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Drowning

I couldn't answer him, and I could tell that he knew what he was doing. Emmett already had me so far under, making me believe that I had control over what has occurred these past few months. He had his hold on me, and he was only letting us sink into deeper waters. "I think you know how I feel, Grace." He told me, forcing his eyes on mine, making it impossible for me to respond. "I love you." His light, clear blue eyes were all I could see, reminding me of the lake, the sky, and of him, all at the same time. And as I looked into those blue irises, and whispered back my response as he brought his mouth closer to mine, I found that for the first time, I was alright with drowning, as long as it was Emmett pulling me under.

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