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my own little world


for my whle life its just been me in my own little world. neverletting anyone in.

if i ever tried to explain it would just come out a jumbled mess. no one has ever gotten

close enough to understand my world. my walls have always been to high because

once i sense someone is starting to tear down the wall brick by brick i start to reinforce.

the wall becomes stronger each time someone gets too close. but. but for once.

for once someone crossed the bridge. tore down the wall. and entered my world.

once he crossed he told me he would never hurt me. but he did. so. what do you think

of me now? now that you've broke me. i let someone in. never again.

let me tell you something. when i break i take everyone down with me.

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hades.rat

I am a non-binary pan-sexual who goes by they/them pronouns. I love anying that has to do with art like drawing, writing, reading, music, and painting. I want to make a difference through my words even if it is just a small one. I want to change how this world is , change how it thinks. I speak for women rights , gay rights , trans rights , and everyone's rights. I speak up for the people who can't do it for their selves. I have a voice bigger than Mount Everest and I show that I do where ever i go. I speak for suicide prevention and try and help the people who self harm. I am me.

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