Stop Sign Series

Stop Sign Series

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It's about how something can seem like a hurtle to get over, but, it's just so damn hard. It's about how our experiences shape us and who we are. Depending on how we react with these experiences, we cope with them in different ways. It's about what we feel. Something may be "easy" to get over, but it never really is. We all like to think we're strong and independent, but it can be so fucking hard to not talk to someone or not need help getting through what is "easy". We all let it out somehow. You just need to find the way that works best for you, without hurting yourself in the process. (Writing is what works me. So look alive sunshine. If you need anyone, I'm here. But for now, I've got these with me, my biggest fears.) Trigger Warnings: -Rape -Self Harm -Physical Abuse -Anxiety -Mental Ilness -Death
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You're a teenager with the love of dancing. As a child, you competed in community dancing competitions with all your friends. Your mother and father supported your love for dancing all the way. Your father would even dance with you sometimes just to spend time with his little girl! Then, one disastrous night when you were thirteen, you and your parents were driving home from your fifth national competition. You won first place, and everyone in your family was proud of you. It began to rain and visibility was decreasing. A drunken driver wasn't paying attention to where you and your family were going, and the drunken driver crashed head on into the vehicle. Your mother didn't make it. A year later, your father became more alcoholic and abusive. He was very devastated over your mother's death just as you were. He kept telling you it was all your fault that your mother died. It is currently three years after your mother's death, and you're sixteen years old. Your father got another woman, and you have a little step sister now. Your father and step mother finally made the decision to send you to a foster family, and that's where you went.

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