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“Another sign of suicide attempt which is mentioned in the leaflet is being silent. You stop talking about your problems, showing emotions or reacting to anything, you enter a hopeless path, with no return. I realised that whenever I screamed or complained, I wanted help but when I stopped acting out, my mind was already made up.”
― Lunga Noélia Izata, The story is about me

tags: suicide, suicide-attempt

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“I met Jessica in her thoughts and we were both trying to understand death. I couldn’t understand the point, especially why one has to die young and they never had the chance to marry and have kids. Sometimes I wonder what the point of living is, if you know that life is going to end, it feels like studying for a test that you know doesn’t hold any marks.”
― Lunga Noélia Izata

tags: death, understanding-death

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“You know there is always something I am not ok with, it’s either my hair is falling like crazy, I am gaining weight or my skin looks terrible. I just feel like sometimes it’s my mind speaking through my body saying that I am not ok. But today I was ok…”
― Lunga Noélia Izata, The story is about me

tags: self-esteem

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“When I looked through old pictures of my family, I always thought that the reason why they looked dusty was because of the quality of the camera back in the days but then my mother would explain to me that the picture literally reflected the times they lived in.”
― Lunga Noélia Izata, The story is about me

tags: africa, poverty

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“I wonder why they named me Lunga since it means strong and my entire life I felt like I wasn’t strong as my name stood for. The other day I met this guy who told me that when he finally knew himself, he changed his name into something new and different. He told me that his original name represented something to his parents and not him, the name meant his parents’ story, not his. I too wanted to name myself something else, so I didn’t have to carry this responsibility of trying to be strong.”
― Lunga Noélia Izata, The story is about me

tags: names, strong

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