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House Of Mirrors
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Ongoing, First published Oct 03, 2023
Aasmi Taylor is a young woman who lives locked in her own room, consumed by self-criticism and the cruel bullying she has endured for years. Unable to face the mirror every morning, she feels trapped in her own skin. Her grandmother, her only ally in the battle against inner demons, makes the difficult decision to take her out of school and seek professional help.

Thus, Aasmi embarks on a challenging journey of self-discovery by consulting with a psychologist who diagnoses her problem as body dysmorphic disorder. With specialized guidance, she is referred to a support group composed of individuals who share her internal struggles.

In the group, Aasmi encounters individuals with similar stories of struggle, each carrying their own version of invisible pain. Together, they share experiences, learn to confront their fears, and embark on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

"House Of Mirrors" is an emotional story that explores Aasmi's battle against her inner demons, her quest for acceptance and self-love, and the importance of family bonds and support groups in overcoming personal challenges. This touching narrative reveals that beauty goes beyond physical appearance and that behind every distorted reflection is a bright and valuable soul seeking its own light.
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