Addicted to YA discussion

"If you could write a book about your life, what would its title be ? And why?"

Mary wrote: ""If you could write a book about your life, what would its title be ? And why?""

fuck you, my so called "friends"!

i think the title explains for itself.

i don't think you've read this one yet

even after you're gone

and it would be a book of letters

"the letters"
and it's a book that's half my notes from my phone (because my notes section gets a little personal) and half letters to the people that have come in and out of my life!

gabi✰ wrote: ""the letters"
and it's a book that's half my notes from my phone (because my notes section gets a little personal) and half letters to the people that have come in and out of my life!"

i would read that

Love & Sorcery: My Unconventional Autobiography.

It would warp your mind to fantasy, for those that have been tortured understand this escape. For those of us that have been through hell. Came to realise most don't care about another's pain unless it was beneficial to themselves. (people say they care, but they really don’t.)

People would warp to creatures of darkness. (Type of person, certain type of creature. Influenced by location.) A section of the world would be separated not by its original construct but where a part of you served. Where a part of you never really loses its grip.

It would tell the stories of those who were silenced like I. It would be a double~edge sword for where comes pleasure also serves pain.
To those shunned from speaking the truth of undeserved pain, would find solace in knowing they ain’t alone in this spider web of pain.

The magic would lay in the blueprint of how I bounced back. Imaging how it would evolve someone who did not face my setbacks. & if someone was facing a past tribulation they would now know how to climb out of the ditch they're so called friends or enemies left them in...

So it's a dark tale twisted with fabrics of reality, too dark to be shared for those who never ventured or experienced the darker sides of things. It's messy, it's gory, at times heavenly.. But it gives a person a Tour~Of~My~Mental~Well~Being. (Totally messed up.) It really is a tragic tale. Filled with so many metaphors. At times its elaboration; true to every demonic detail that flows through these traumatic stressed memories of mine. As if the demons taunt, they would love to watch the agony of all your suffering… As if by mock, let it evolve those who missed their mark.

Amanda Frekot wrote: "even after you're gone

and it would be a book of letters"

That's a great idea!