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The story of an aggressive teenage girl told from her perspective. She fights, argues, and doesn't trust, but why? TW's: physical & sexual assault, rape, mental abuse, substance abuse, self harm, suicide, strong language, eating disorders, descriptive violence, depression, anxiety, blood, gang violence, gun violence. mentions of racism, homophobia, and transphobia. All of what's said is the ugly truth, if you cannot handle ANY of the topics above I strongly suggest not reading, as they are all very prevalent.
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Diana is falling apart at the seams. After she graduates high school, her parents kick her off their insurance and, no longer able to afford her medication for her bipolar disorder, turns to street drugs as a relief. Nobody in her life is in a rush to get her out of it. Then she overdoses. She ends up in a hospital, because she's terrified if she doesn't, she'll go to jail. While she's there, Diana meets a number of women who have all been abandoned to the system like her, and people she would normally hate become close, if temporary, friends. With their help, recovery doesn't seem so far away, after all. I don't know what's wrong with wattpad, tags are broken and I can't add any more than I already have, so here are some content warnings: attempted suicide, drug overdose (heroin), drug use, self harm (cutting), eating disorder mention (bulimia), implied past sexual assault, victim blaming, psychosis, hallucinations, ocd, bipolar disorder, forced medication, psychiatric hospital

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