The First Crossing
That moment has always felt like the first crossing of my life. A thin ribbon of water separating two futures: the one where I was abandoned, and the one where someone chose to carry me out.
That moment has always felt like the first crossing of my life. A thin ribbon of water separating two futures: the one where I was abandoned, and the one where someone chose to carry me out.
Mental Health
The first time I realized something was very wrong, it didn’t feel wrong at all. It felt powerful. I had so much energy that day it almost buzzed under my skin. My thoughts moved fast — faster than usual, faster than I could even finish one idea before the next
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