Dream walker

Dream walker

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Fri, Apr 9, 2021<5 mins
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Science Fiction
Can you keep a secret? I grew up sick. Let me explain. I grew up dreaming of memories and the sight of other people. The funny thing is, I was born blind . In my dreams I saw through others eyes as they experienced the sight in front of them. I was a failed experiment from a genetic project to enhance human life for the next generations. They took me from an orphanage from the middle of nowhere and took me to their testing facelity and that became my prison with peeling paint for walls and hostpital grade beds to keep me warm. I was alone from the begginging and i will be alone in the end. My Educattion came from nurses who felt bad for me and docters who had nothing left to lose. now im 19
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Rita becomes strict with her eating, everyday the number of calories she eats gets lower and the amount of time she does cardio gets higher. She practices of managing her starvation by distracting it and never catches a break on the scale. Nobody is aware of it, it was something Rita doesn't want her friends or family to know, hiding her body from them didn't last long. Her mother noticed the dramatic weight change on her body. She tries to help her get back to her eating and tells her many times that she's "perfectly skinny" but nothing works. Her mother puts her foot down as Rita started to get ill, her mom takes her to a mental health hospital. She deals with consequences from her nurses and other patients.

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