Conversations with Myself

Conversations with Myself

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I'm always thinking of something, hence the reason I'm almost always daydreaming. While I was thinking those thoughts, I thought, "hey why not write it down? And maybe even put it on WattPad." So here it is. Also there is excerpts and scenes and emotions that I couldn't put into a novel or even a short story because all I can see or vision is that one little part.
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You know how you trauma-dump on your friends and they say, "Omg, that's insane, you should write a book about it!" Well, more people have made that remark to my mother as she exaggerates all her stories, so I took the liberty of taking that advice for myself. I am a writer, after all, and I tend to write out my feelings and trauma to work through it on my own, just to delete it later. But why not make some of those memories that haunt me so much into story form? It's definitely more entertaining. So, you'll find my entire life story, or at least what I remember, here in this book on Wattpad. Each chapter is a real event that occurred in my life, mostly involving my emotionally abusive mother, nearly absent and aggressive father, my runaway older sister, and even a little boy we fostered for a moment. If you're interested or possibly are going through something similar, please read and know that there is hope. I made it out and I am on my healing journey, it is possible.

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