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When he left my whole world changed. I didn't know what to do about anything. I was lost. I curled up at night against my wall and wished it were his chest. I couldn't play with his hands. I couldn't kiss the long faint scar on his forehead. Everytime someone said his name I cringed. I acted irrational. I stopped eating. I stopped sleeping. I want to say that something happened that triggered me into happiness again, but there was nothing. Just the long treading as things slowly were less painful, when I could go an hour without his name in my head, when I could go a day without feeing the crushing sensation, when I slowly remembered how to exist on my own and without him. He never came back.
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He called me on the phone, my father. I knew it would happen and it did; when I went to sleep I had the nightmare. When I woke up I tasted metallic blood in my mouth, a taste all too familiar. I opened my eyes and screamed and screamed and screamed, my bed was saturated with blood, it was everywhere. When I could stop screaming I realized it wasn't blood, it was ink. A maternal punishment for stealing her pen. Now I can look back on it and almost laugh. I did not die.
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There are more than enough things I have survived. And considering the lives of others, I had it pretty damned easy. Here is what I learned about magicforest_survival: 1. What does not kill me makes me stronger. 2. Nothing will kill me. What is your survival?
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seventh samurai
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if we fought with real swords, i would've killed you
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magicforest
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touché
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what's it to you?
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