Internal Combustion

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Reads 4
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Parts 3
Time 19m

"There isn't much I can say except, Welcome to the fucked up recesses of my mind."

Internal Combustion follows a young unnamed narrator as she unleashes a torrent of her innermost thoughts and opinions.
What she discloses ranges from family matters like familial bonds, overprotective family members, and manipulating parents, social views like immigration, religion, and what it means to be happy, and even topics that are hers and hers alone, such as the dreams that allude her and the fears that bind her in place. She is you, she is me, she is every single person out there who feels alone in the dark. Step in her world, into the dark warped hole that is her mind and just listen, that's all she asks.
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