Pain demands to be Felt.

Pain demands to be Felt.

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I'm a huge fan of the Fault In Our Stars. They have such beautiful quotes that make us, teenagers want to be in love and feel loved. In some cases, as we're very much immature to actually understand the love concept, our trust gets broken. I'm still learning the different ways a person can get emotionally and also physically hurt by fake love. This world and life is very simple to tackle. The only thing that seems difficult is you, your the one whose causing all the nuisance. The world is very easy to live in, but us, humans, we make it complicated. This is just what I found relevant to write. Anyways, read this and I sincerely apologize for all the bad grammar and would love to get your judgment in return. <3 Sunehra
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Sometimes we fear truth over reality. But things get dark and heavy and we play the blame game. We end up hurting others or ourselves even. We don't think before we act or we don't say before we do. This is the evolution of my madness. A cluster of rants and thoughts and poems for you guys. Everything is written how I wanted it to be rants will be long with few pauses and there will be mistakes I might have skipped over. Aha. Poems at the beginning from when I was 15 years old to now when Im 18. Truly a visual of my writing evolution. Edited by @ChemicalStarling who writes a lot but never posts! Read on, loves. I'll see you on the other side...

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