I'm done.

I'm done.

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I've always been told to suck it up. To live with it. To push through. To grow up. To learn, but what if I can't anymore what if I'm giving up. What if it's just been one day to long and I can't do it anymore, I can't fight anymore. I thought this was it I thought this was the end, I thought I was done. Then he showed up, he ruined me at times, he healed me in others, so in the end it was always my decision, my life, but now for once in my life there's is someone I may hurt, there is someone who will lose me. How could I be done after this?
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I like inflicting pain. Not on others but on myself. Some people would call me depressed but I'm not. If anything the pain makes me happy. I started "self harming" at the mere age of nine. Or at least, that's what she called it. My therapist, I mean. She ended up giving me a life time supply of antidepressants and some shitty advice. I'm now eighteen, rotting in jail, and awaiting my death sentence. This is my story and if I'm quite honest, you don't want to hear it. +++ awards: ➵ Winner, Short Story Category, "Summer Book Awards" @Capybara100 ➵ Overall Winner, "Summer Book Awards" @Capybara100 status: ➵ started - 19/08/17 ➵ finished- 07/11/18 note: ➵ Please don't copy me. I don't appreciate it and will block you and report you. No writer likes to be copied and neither do readers. Readers want something which is unique and original.

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