P.A.I.N
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Each letter has a meaning. Meaning; it always is deeper than the surface reveals. Take this walk with me, as I suffer from PTSD. Emotional and mental abuse since I could remember. The crazy fact of the matter is; I can't pinpoint what triggers me. Only WHO. My parents.
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