Breathing Does A Number On You

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It's true.

We've all had those days were we felt like dying, were we just felt like giving up right then and there. For most of the planet, that's an everyday feeling and it has a name.
It's called depression. 

Seventeen year old Reyna has depression, too. For a perfectly logical reason.

{LGBTQ+ story, which focuses on the Gay, Bisexual and Transgender area.}All Rights Reserved

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