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Ongoing, First published Jan 22, 2016
A series of point of views from addicts. Addictions can come in many different forms so be open-minded.I would like to inform you that this is fiction, as none of these characters or events are real and are purely fictional and made up from my imagination. None of these stories are based on actual people or events. These subjects are serious and in no shape or form a joke. I, Raya, in no way, shape or form support abuse of substances,animals, or people.  There may be triggers in here for people who have experienced these things so be careful when reading. You have been warned.

WARNING: Foul language and things such as substance abuse, drugs, violence, and addiction mentioned. May have triggers. This is P-13 at the least.

P.S. If anyone has any suggestions for topics I would be glad to hear them~! c:
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