Sleepless Scribbles

Sleepless Scribbles

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Sleepless Scribbles is a collection of snippets from my personal journal, capturing the raw and unfiltered thoughts that emerge when the world quiets down. Sometimes silly, sometimes deeply introspective, these entries reveal my tendency to overthink and analyze every aspect of my life. Join me on this journey through the late hours, where I explore everything from fleeting whims to profound realizations, all within the comfort of my own reflections.
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* Warning!: Small sexual and emotional abuse content* I huffed as I lay on my bed. Wanting to cry and scream, but feel numb at the same time. Keeping all my feelings in is not a great experience to have. I roll around hoping to find some comfortable position I can lay to think about this fully. I like him, but I shouldn't like him, but I wish I can be with him. That has been the story of my life for the past four years. I lay in my bed for a while. At this point, I can't keep this all in anymore. People always say to write your thoughts down, right? I got up, collected my keys and bag, and head out to the nearest store that sold cute journals. Once I found a journal that had "Say Something" on a grey cover I bought it along with a pack of pens and quickly went home. I was about to write the problems I was having now first, then decided against it and started all the way from the beginning when I first met him... ~~~ Part One in the Boys series. The first half of the book has very short chapters, but they get longer in the end.

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