This book is a work of fiction. All names, places, events and characters are completely fictional and are all a product of the author's imagination. Any resemblance or similarity to actual persons, living or dead, places or events is purely coincidental.
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tl;dr: I am a smol child who worked hard on this so don't steal it or else I will be very mad
A couple other things:
- I wrote this when I was going through a tough time and because of that, it's very important to me. It might not be my best work, but writing it helped me and I hope reading it can help others.
- Arielle's experiences are not my own. Because of that, I may not portray certain things as well as I should. I am not in any way trying to romanticize mental illness, so if you think something in my story is harmful, let me know.
- This book deals with themes that can be triggering, such as depression, suicidal thoughts and eating disorders. As the book continues, several chapters get quite heavy. I'll post warnings when I can, but please be aware of this.
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