I Am, I Am, I Am

I Am, I Am, I Am

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"I took a deep breath and I listened to the old brag of my heart. I am, I am, I am." - Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar In an afternoon in November, I came into the world although at times I feel as if I regret this. This is a memoir about my life; the good, the bad, and the ugly. You see, I grew up with my dad being an alcoholic, and two older sisters who would never stop fighting. I grew up with the idea that fighting happened in each and every family, and that every family was secretly broken at the seams. It took a long time for me to learn the truth, and by that point I discovered that I already have deep trust issues. I decided to share my story because I think it is important, and I want anyone who has gone through any of these same things to realize that they are not alone as I had felt.
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Writing has always been a secret indulgence. It's something I keep to myself most days and it will continue to be something I share with very few people. Bound in these flimsy plastic rings is a brief rundown of me. The good, the bad, and the ugly. Nothing in here is terribly out of the ordinary for a teen girl who grew up before she was supposed to. A girl whose life was never hers to live. A lot of the time, I never know what's going on. I find it helpful to write down what I don't understand to try and make sense of the world around me. Writing these pieces has helped me find peace in my life. This class has proven more cathartic than I thought. That being said, there are some topics that can be sensitive here. I've starred the titles that could be triggering for some in the table of contents. If you are bothered by mentions of: abuse, self harm, or talks about mental health and illnesses, I suggest avoiding the starred titles. Otherwise, I hope you enjoy the ooey-gooey and heartfelt pieces I have pumped out of my system

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