She is an outcast. She finds it easier to express what she feels in the form of writing. Whether it is poems, letters or long texts. These are poems that she writes trying to describe how it feels to live with certain mental health issues, in a worl...
"So skinny; so curvy; you've got thick thighs; big boobs; you can't fit into this; that dress ain't for your body sweetheart; you are overreacting; you're sensitive; you should be more understanding; ugly couch potato, etcetera."
Anything that I did, and you had a comment to pass.
But did you ever wonder that your words would pierce right through my heart?
How could I pay attention to my looks when my mind is a total disaster?
How can I dress up when I don't even feel like taking a shower?
How can I joke around when I'm just trying to hold myself together and prevent myself from crumbling?
How can I wear a bra when my anxiety is already stiffening up my chest?
You want me to wear wristlets on my wrist, when all I really want to do is to cut them.
You want me to wear a choker, when life has already choked me enough.
You want me to wear anklets, when you always kept me tied up like a bird in a cage.
Would you please, just let me be? Let me breathe once without having a worry at the back of my head.
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