Remember to Forget
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Ultima pubblicazione lun, nov 2, 2015
Lost friends can be a danger, if you have lost a friend, you are not alone. If you or one of your friends are going to or thinking about committing suicide, please call the suicide hotline, that is
1 (800) 273-8255. Suicide can destroy lives, not only the person who commits it, but those around them. If you have lost a friend to other ways than suicide, reach out to someone. Someone will have to listen. If you need someone to talk to you can message me through the Wattpad chat feature. If you do not feel comfortable talking to a stranger, you could reach out to one of your friends, family, and/or therapist/doctor. This story contains Strong Language and Suggestive Themes. Viewer digression is advised.
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