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Dando os últimos pontos no corte em Y que tinha feito préviamente no corpo da vítima que se encontrava de momento na sua mesa, Tris moveu um pouco da sua franja para o lado. Tinha-se apercebido da presença alheia na morgue, tendo até cumprimentado a pessoa com um "oi" rápido, seguido de um gesto com a mão a apontar para o corpo, sinalizando que, assim que terminasse, podia conversar. Pousando a agulha no tabuleiro de metal, olhou para x colegx, sorrindo. "Pronto, acabei. Têm toda a minha atenção agora"

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prettymysticfalls

I had an idea to try to communicate a life experience that I had gone through that I still feel like a lot of people in my life never really understood, or that I couldn’t really communicate.

#a beautiful disaster {visage}

captainsamerica

#smell of death and roses {musings}

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#me

#smell of death and roses {musings}

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#i've been hearing symphonies {playlist}

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#smell of death and roses {musings}

prettymysticfalls

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#a beautiful disaster {visage}

prettymysticfalls

They say you create new cells—hair cells, skin cells, even the lining of your stomach—and that cycle takes about seven years. So when you think about it, you’re not the same person you were seven years ago. Biologically, I’m a different human being. Yet we were all there for each other while we were going through those changes. There’s something very interesting about that.

#a beautiful disaster {visage}

#i've been hearing symphonies {playlist}

prettymysticfalls

I was 3 years into my recovery from anorexia and I still had trouble describing to people that struggling with an eating disorder was more than just not wanting to eat. Mental illness is very complicated and for the most part invisible. If someone is physically ill often you can see the outward manifestations of their illness or injury and offer to help to alleviate that pain or work towards restoring health. Your leg is broken? Here is a cast to help you mend the bone. You have a fever? Stay in bed and drink lots of fluids, etc.. But a mental illness? There is no scan of the brain that can detect an eating disorder, but it is still the deadliest mental illness, recovery is incredibly difficult and death tragically common. This is a disease that is acutely painful; life threatening, but at times it can make no outward appearance. Yes, sometimes people with an eating disorder lose weight in such a drastic way that you can see them as clearly needing help, but often people battling with this illness can look totally “healthy” on the outside and have a war raging inside against themselves. It’s horrible and beyond that, it’s also greatly misunderstood and not spoken about often enough.

#a beautiful disaster {visage}