Never Alone With This Monster

Never Alone With This Monster

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I'm always reminded by her. I'm stuck with IT and it's been like this since I can remember, with IT I never felt right maybe it's because I never was. In her grip I'm trapped i'm suffocated watching it all through a mirror. Never will I be alone for she is the reality I never wanted face, my own personal monster in my own head. No one sees, No one hears, and thats how it will always be.
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Agatha

It took us a long time to understand that we are not one person. At first, we thought we had bipolar disorder with extremely minor manic episodes. We were often tired, tearful, than again better, even childishly euphoric. The only thing missing for such a diagnosis to make sense was that during those moments of childish happiness for us to make impulsive, irrational choices. The only behavior closest to one that could be included in the category of manic was that when we felt okay, we had more energy to study, so we spent more time in reading textbooks. However those times were not several hours of continuous work - which suggested it was not a symptom of an even very small mania. However, if not that... We struggled to figure out why we happened to feel so variously reacting to similar stimuli. For a long time we were afraid to consider that maybe something had happened in our early development and that we had never become one person, as everyone assumed. The time on the Internet helped us a lot. It was on YouTube that we saw a video, where one of the systems shared their experience. And among all the teasers that appeared on our screen, we decided to click that one and devote ourselves to acknowledging the content of this particular channel. We watched one video after another until we felt we understood the most important things that this System wanted to share. At first, we thought we were just curious and wanted to better understand and support other systems, but then a few months later one night we dared to consider that we had watched these videos for ourselves...

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