Too Close for Comfort
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  • Reads 68
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  • Parts 4
  • Time 21m
Ongoing, First published Apr 08, 2015
Living with claustrophobia is hard. Living with any phobia is hard, really.

How would I tell you my story? "Oh, hi, I'm Brooke Daniels, and I hate bathroom stalls"?  No. Obviously not. No way. But I don't know how to any other way. See, aside from having this "disease", I'm the most awkward human being you will ever meet. Pretty boys make me nervous. And pretty boys don't like me.
But again, my story isn't like any other story. Girl with claustrophobia, blah, blah, meets boy, blah blah, gets cured, been there heard that. You know the gist of it. But NONE of that happens, well, except for the phobia part. 

But this is a story of growing up. It's about living with a phobia. It's about nice people, and mean people. It's about love and hate, sadness and anger.
Totally relatable, right? 

You actually have no idea.
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