Its Not Like They Said

Its Not Like They Said

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Elanor, a 19 year old girl, moved out of state to be with the man she thought she loved. She hadn't self harmed in over a year. She basically lived off of those tumblr posts, the ones about waking up on a sunday, with pancakes and your husband. The one about the girl who realizes she made it. She thought that would be what she got when she left her family and moved away. Late one night, almost a year after she had moved, she realized those posts might be an exaggeration of what life could be. What if things really didn't get better? What if things aren't what they said it would be?
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