Dancing With Daisies: Reclaiming My Life

Dancing With Daisies: Reclaiming My Life

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TW: anorexia, bulimia, depression, anxiety, PTSD, suicide, self harm, sexual violence/assault, rape, domestic abuse A collective of poems and reflections on an ongoing personal journey through navigating my mental illnesses and healing through trauma. This is my pain, my suffering, my naivety and trauma. This is my strength, power, courage, resilience, my ability to persevere and where my empathy and openness derive from despite it all. This is for me and for those going through similar struggles. I hope my story, through the rawness, ignites real conversations about mental illness and the realities of sexual violence and misconceptions of domestic abuse. side note: prepare yourself for the content listed in the trigger warnings, as some of the material will be heavy and please take care of yourself during and afterwards, always. sending love
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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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