DEPRESSION: A TEEN STORY.
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Well I know a lot of people wouldn't want to hear depressing stories, but this a true story. Its something that I have been going through as a teenager with many questions to life, and what I've experienced and seen and felt. What will be written in this book will be true and basically what I want to share since nobody what's to touch topic on such a subject.
This book will be spiritual and will uncover quite many things and I encourage you not to loose interest. It will shadow how being in an African home is like too which is not easy since there are many expectations from you and very sensitive content.
Like how you are always expected to dress a certain way, speak a certain way and look a certain way. Not too talkative, not too smart, not too loud ,not to short tempered or else you wont basically get married.
Yeah I know what does all that have to do with marriage?
Good question. Well I'll explain.
In an African home when a girl acts certain ways, they either never get married or get arranged married, or better yet to leave the house, JUST DIE!!!!
lol I'm kidding, but living in an African home is not easy, and as some parents think that their children are normal, but no we not. We suffer with issues such as depression and never tell. So we basically start dying slowly inside...
TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS NEXT THEN JUST TRAVEL WITH ME A LITTLE IN THIS JOURNEY AND BE AMAZED.
A/N There will be mature content just to make you guys aware.. thanks good luck.
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