Why do I exist?..

Why do I exist?..

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Our main character named Midnight is a just turned teenager who is in middle school, she struggles with mental health, self acceptance, self worth, and so much more. She often has self killing thoughts and often C@ts herself, she fakes being happy so people don't get worried. She has a bad home life, her mother is a narcissistic, a raging alcoholic father, and a older brother named Micheal who left home for college but really wanted to escape and left her to fend for herself, which is taking a troll.. she has good grades but she's only getting them to get into a out of state college in the future to get out of this fuckass town, she doesn't want to be here another day but she is forced too, she thinks that she is a mistake, a waste of space..
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