The Real Her.

 The Real Her.




She yearned to break free from the chains of her own mind, to release the hidden pain that weighed her down. The silent screams echoed within her, desperate to be heard. But amidst the turmoil, a glimmer of hope emerged, as if through a crack in the darkness. 

Happy tears streamed down her face, mingling with the remnants of sadness. She realized that sometimes, one must embrace both joy and sorrow to truly understand the depths of their own emotions. No longer content with simply holding herself together with tape, she resolved to unveil the real her - unfiltered and unapologetic.

She questioned whether this was what people wanted to see: a girl who had known sadness and despair, yet possessed an unyielding strength. Those haunting nightmares no longer defined her, for she had learned to face them head-on. With each passing night, she conquered her fears, and as the sun rose, a newfound resilience shone through her eyes.


by Jules  01/26/2025


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