Filled---Sequel to Hollow
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Over the past few weeks, I discovered what it’s like to cry, really cry, and I realized that it hurts so much. I realized how angry I could be and how much happiness could come by just one look at something beautiful. Laughter felt like paradise and sadness felt like a stab in the heart. Confidence felt like a refreshing drink of water, and disappointment felt like a deflating balloon. Anna, my therapist, told me that I was doing well and she told me that I’m actually getting the hang of control my feelings. Who would’ve thought?
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