empty parking lots, empty pill bottles.
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Last published Thu, May 4, 2023
a thought diary from a girl like me.
tw:
sh, ed, sa, bipolar episodes, panic attacks, homophobia and transphobia, manipulation and phycological abuse
mostly just mentions but y'know.
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