Bridges We've Burned (Dan Howell)

Bridges We've Burned (Dan Howell)

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They're a fucking pair of messes, no doubt about it. Neither of them know what they're doing most of the time, or how they'll get through the next day, the next minute. When they both came to a support group, their hopes weren't high. Cheesy support groups aren't supposed to help, right? But maybe, they can put up with each other long enough to find love. And maybe, their can help mend the bridges they've burned. Okay this entire story is a giant trigger for suicide, depression, self-harm, and extreme cliche-ness. Also a lot of language. Also possible sexual references. Obviously, don't read if that will bother you. :))))))))))))))))))))))))
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He yanks my sleeve up and looks at my arm. "I thought you told me you were fine." he sighs. "Well, I lied." I roll my eyes. . . . Rose is a teenager. You would think she's a normal, crazy, party animal, teen right? No, she's the exact opposite. She once was a "normal" teenager until people at school couldn't help but, bully her, leaving her no choice to be suicidal. That is until a football player brings the brightest out of Rose and shows her life is worth living for. The main idea of this story is Cliché. The suicidal girl falls in love with a boy and they live happily ever after, right? This time it's different. Not every story ends in a Happily Ever After.

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