This is a collection of diaries written in poetry. It records my dark journey for a long time after I dropped out of high school.
Years later, I freely admit to my adolescent rebellion. I no longer cover up the hurt or hardship that my family of origin brought to my young mind. As a result, I have been working hard to adjust my psychology and smooth my emotions for many years.
Years later, I used this note to tell my friends: I admit the psychological problems I had. I came out on my own. I am no longer depressed. I laugh at myself for being stupid for cutting my wrists and swallowing pills. I would also like to tell many friends who are experiencing psychological suffering or depression: Our best psychiatrist is ourselves. Sometimes only you can save yourself. Please believe in yourself! Please love yourself.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
