The Runaway

The Runaway

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Pain. Look it up, in the dictionary; Peɪn noun 1. Highly unpleasant physical sensation caused by illness or injury. "She’s in great pain” • 2. mental suffering or distress. “The pain of loss” All valid points, but I’m talking about the scorching, burning, everlasting pain that never ends. No matter what you do or where you are in the world. The type of pain that changes you and doesn’t let you forget or move on. No matter where you look pain will always be there. Love. In books and movies everyone has their happily ever after, that perfect ending. The one that everyone knows will come in the end. However this is life and life is cruel. It plays games with you until you willing surrender your soul. Those three words are said too much but not enough. "Love is nothing but an overrated emotion that brings nothing but pain to those unfortunate enough to suffer it".-- Carole Mortimer It all comes back to pain "Maybe we like the pain. Maybe we’re weird like that, because without the blistering pain maybe we just wouldn’t feel real. What’s that saying? Why do I keep hitting myself with a hammer? Because it feels so good when I stop". – Meredith Grey My name is Christina Hale and this is my painful story. I’m the runaway.
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I always believed that my group of friends were resilient enough to withstand anything. But then that day happened and I watched it helplessly crumble. I wasn't aware it had to crumble to build itself back up again. It was a painful process But I learned so much, I overcame so much. Here is our story. -/ Imagine the most awful thing you're mind can conjure up, in the darkest crevices of your conscience. Well for me, that was made a reality. My entire world was collapsing. I thought I knew myself, I thought I knew others, I knew nothing.

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