Stockholm Syndrome - Larry Stylinson ( BoyxBoy )
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  • Reads 112,471
  • Votes 2,684
  • Parts 14
  • Time 51m
Complete, First published Nov 10, 2014
Can you imagine being kidnapped by a 20 year old man, when you're only 17? Being beaten and raped every day with no chance to escape? 
Every door is locked and there are grates in front of every window - the bathroom doesn't even have one.
Can you imagine going to eat dinner with him? And enjoying it? Sitting there with him, deeply staring into each others eyes?
Can you imagine falling for him?

"I know they'll be coming to find me soon, but my Stockholm Syndrome is in the room, yeah I fell for you!"

"Baby I'll never leave, if you keep holding me this way..."

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Warning! This Story includes self harming, depressed thoughts and sexual content.
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