The Red Letters: Self-Worth (NLT Version) ✔

The Red Letters: Self-Worth (NLT Version) ✔

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"...it's very easy to lose sight of our importance in this world; to lose sight of our worth. Sometimes it feels like we're putting on a fake smile so the rest of the world can think we're okay. But really, we feel as though we're being buried alive, allowing the weight to be pressed harder onto us, knowing that we should be screaming out for help. But we're not, because getting help means admitting all of our insecurities. The voices in our head can be malicious - telling us that we are a mistake, a disappointment, or even a failure. The voices in our head can be overwhelming; and they can be loud..." The Red Letters: Self-Worth is a short devotion dedicated to those who struggle with low self-esteem. It contains Bible scriptures, uplifting messages, and even real-life testimonies to encourage faithful followers of Christ to remember their self-worth.
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~Completed~ A 16 year old girl goes into sophomore year as a new student. Hoping that it's one to remember, she realizes that it will be. Not in the way that she had hoped. Lindsay goes through a lot of difficult situations from her mom's boyfriend, to her friend's dad, to her mom moving, to her moving with dad, to moving schools, to transferring back and losing one of her best friends. Lindsay begins to lose hope, and she begins to get really depressed to the point she feels like suicide is all that's left. She turns to drugs, alcohol, and self-harm. Feeling as if no one cares, she begins to plan her suicide. She does fine in school in hopes that it will keep the attention away from her actions. Coming to the end of sophomore year, she begins to see what's good about life as she promises Dr. Barns, and Mrs. Gibson gives her reason and inspiration. ---------------------- ❗️Not all events in this story are true. I made up some stuff to go along. :)❗️

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