Cassandra Townsend
Joined October 2017
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Aspiring writer. Poetry, nonfiction, fiction. Love writing about science, but also mental illness and my experiences with it.
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I’ve never been in charge of them, of those thoughts that plague me what seems like every waking moment. It wasn’t… they came on, after little comments from friends, one by one, just slowly, and I didn’t think anything of them, you know? Growing up, they’re expected, right? Teenage girls go through that phase of full-on doubt. Phases are phases, though. They end, not last for years. And this has lasted for years; it’s never dissipated, never gone away — just grown to the point where those thoughts are there all the time.
By Cassandra Townsend8 years ago in Psyche
