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"I'm taking it day by day. Some are better than others." Alex nodded, his expression softening. "You've lost a lot of weight." It wasn't a question, so I didn't bother denying it. "I know. I'm trying to eat more." "Is it just stress, or...?" He left the question hanging. "The doctors call it situational depression," I admitted, turning to face him fully. "I'm on a waiting list for counseling, but apparently, 'my mate forgot I exist' isn't a standard case study in human psychology." I attempted a smile that didn't quite reach my eyes.

Normally I never minded. But tonight… tonight was different. Tonight I needed privacy. I returned to my chair, my movements slow and heavy, and lowered myself back behind my desk. My eyes drifted toward the couch where my husband and son sat watching me carefully. I swallowed hard. “Let me tell you a story,” I said quietly. They both frowned slightly but said nothing. “This story,” I continued, my voice trembling, “is about a young girl named Sheena.” My fingers twisted together in my lap as memories I had buried for decades forced their way back to the surface.

she added. He was fidgeting on the floor, not sure what he was going to tell her but then he did. He told her how he fell into depression after his son died, followed by her ex-fiancé's suicide because she couldn't cope with the loss. He contemplated the idea of killing himself too, he even planned to do it a few times but didn't have the courage to go through it.

No no getting high was different but sleeping with a guy i barely know cause of fun was something i couldn't imagine myself doing. Cam was the short form of Camila, but i prefer calling her cam because i felt calling her with those nicknames was more casual and friendly than her full name. "Hey babe,we gotta go it getting really late. and am sure you dont want us to get caught by the agency and punished right?"came the words of reasoning from cam. I didn't wanna hear anything all my 20 years of living I've always lived in constant fear,pain and i cower from expressing myself yeah the alcohol ain't helping a bit but truth is am depressed with a whole lotta things that are plaquing my head.

Or maybe she can’t wait anymore, it’s time for me to lose my V cart, but she’s not a sweet kind lover in bed, she’s gonna tear me in half, I don’t know if I’m ready for that yet or not. Today was a bad day, I didn’t have work, not in the café, but I had my stories to work on, I had to sit down and type. But how to take your depression off, you kill a character, if that wasn’t enough, I made my hero cry, I made who’s me hold his breath trying to die, it didn’t work, I made him jump inside the ocean and hope for death, I didn’t know if I should kill him or not, should I die? But then my story would be over! Overwhelming myself with ideas, and depression, I decided to jump to another story, I n

I did not hate you for it because I knew my answer, and my behaviour was fucked up, so I tried to deal with my pain alone and then return. It would be best if you told me not to bother. I wouldn't have intruded." I said, too weak and broken to stand on my feet, so I sat on the couch and bowed my head to cry. "I suffer from depression, Devin, and I have battled with it for years. Sylvester knows, he was there through some of it. It is why I constantly have mood swings and react negatively or positively to events. I did not want you to know because, usually, it is a red light for most relationships.

Depressed: (of a person) in a state of general unhappiness or despondency. Lowell My heart was beating so fucking fast. Humiliation poured like cold freezing water when I realized that I told everyone my life story. What humiliated me the most was the look on Tessa's face. Fuck. I hated her pity expression. I didn't want it. Not from her, not from anyone.

The name wasn't new to me because through some twisted ways, in the initial years Jenna thought I needed his help because I wasn't able to deal with the depression. I was undergoing sever psychotic disorder which was self destructive. But in one months time only, I couldn't continue it because I was required to relive the pain again to get over it, and I didn't wanted to do it. Since then, it turned into a insomnia because I wouldn't let go off the past. "Serena, you shouldn't have done this." I whispered taking out my cell and calling the man I never liked. It wasn't something personal but his presence just irritated me and reminded me of so many ways in which I wasn't Perfect.

And my name — Daphne Vega, Subject Eleven — is no longer a secret. It's a story. And it's not over yet. End of Chapter 114

Just… me, curled up in a dingy downtown motel under an alias, eating cold takeout in oversized hoodies and vomiting up both grief and breakfast in the same twenty-minute window. I go by “Anna Rain” now. The last name felt too heavy to let go of, but I couldn’t bear to hear Dorothy Hernandez again. Felt like a lie. A label stapled to my skin by people who never cared to see the girl underneath. Thank God I never closed the old account from back home. The one I used to save my “emergency funds” back when I was working at the bank. I remember naming it that like a joke—Rainy Days Only. And somehow, even though I hadn’t touched it in years, the money was still there. Hidden away like a tiny corn