Whispers in the Dark
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We all live on an island, an island in our minds surrounded by water. We may sink or swim, even those with their hands tied can manage to float, will that be me? Embark on mental illness harming not only myself, people I care about, victims, and things that are inanimate or living beings.
Trigger ⚠️ SI, self-harm, SA, & etc. Read at your own risk.
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