~Madness~
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  • Reads 40
  • Votes 1
  • Parts 2
  • Time 14m
Ongoing, First published Oct 20, 2014
Madness isn't a figuration, or mental disease someone can contract, it's not something you're born with either. It's something you develop over time, usually after a powerful loss, or what some might call, heartbreak.
It doesn't matter how it develops in one's mind, no one is able to end it, especially if it's powerful enough. You never know whose sane and who isn't, it's nearly impossible to tell most of the time. The mad act sane even though they know they're not. I guess, they just want it to be true.
Usually, it's the young who lose their sanity, mostly because they're still learning how to control their thoughts and emotions. People tend to eradicate those who've lost their minds, but it's pretty clear,
It didn't work.
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