Tales of Happiness

Tales of Happiness

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Aug 12, 2016
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The title is a misnomer! This is a story about pretending to be happy while being utterly screwed up inside! Tralalalala! If you hate it, don't blame me, blame my amazing girlfriend the Baronnes Von Wilhelmina who decided I needed to write something and post it! Trigger warning for: Self harm! General warning for: the concept that people can be severely depressed and not even a little bit show it! Hahaha, you never know how people really feel! Be PARANOID!!! CONSTANT VIGILANCE!!!
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Anna has had a difficult life and she just wants to be happy. She wants to graduate in one month and travel. It's a short wish list. What she ends up getting is the most confusing, lie filled time of her life that leaves her questioning who she is and who everyone else really is. Not a writer and it's my first book/ it needs serious work. I am sure there are numerous triggers and terrible grammar which may also be a trigger. Beware. Not a HEA. I do not own the cover photo. I modified it slightly. Any likeness in material to something else anywhere in the world is accidental and hopefully doesn't happen. *This work is NOT meant to encourage any non-consensual behavior, abuse of any kind, or any other deranged ideals.* Also: If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of self-harm or suicide, please know that help is available. For residents in the U.S. and Canada, please contact 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Help for other countries: http://w.tt/1csPgyo.

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