Nameless
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Not everyone who cuts is afraid to tell their story. This is the story of a girl who is letting you into her life. She doesn't know how to handle things, after she started cutting that is, so she started writing a diary. Within her diary she wrote everything , what she thought, what other cutters think, what she thought others thought of her, why she cuts , what people told her about self-harming, how she hides her scars, how scared and alone she is. And how maybe, just maybe after all of the pain she goes through she may just find herself and tell the world who she really is.
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I'm honestly ashamed of this book. I wrote it some time ago and it just has so many things wrong in it and is overall cringe. I am planning to write a different and better version of this in the near future. And hey, maybe you should follow me to see when it comes out ;) !!!STRONG SUICIDE TRIGGER WARNING!!! Midoriya was walking home at around 11pm, after picking up some groceries for his mom. He sighed, knowing he would have to wake up early for school tomorrow. He walked on the small bridge, looking at the bright, full moon. It was a beautiful night. He turned his head facing forward, his eyes locking on the body in front of him. "K-Kacchan?" The ash-blonde whipped his head to where the shorter boy stood, piercing red eyes meeting soft dark green ones. There he was. The loud, brash, cocky Katsuki Bakugo, sitting on the concrete wall of the bridge, with his shoes off and wallet out, ready to jump off and end his life at any moment. . . "You know what, lets make a deal."

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