She is sad She is hurt
She is dy. ing
She is alo. ne
She is lon. ely
She is a mes. s
She is j. udged
She is igno. red
She is suici. dal
She is stres. sed
She is con. fused
She is fu. ck. ed up
She is depr. essed
She is misund. erstood
She is tired but still living
She is hu. rt but won't show it
She is cry. ing but is silent
She is in pai. n but is still sm. iling
She keeps all of her emotions to herself
She has the "best friends" in the world
She has the "best family" in the world
She wishes she wa. sn't bo. rn
She wishes she didn't ex. ist
She wishes to di. e
...she is me

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