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Kasey cutter

January 6, 2010
By tiffanyanne SILVER, Miamisburg, Ohio
tiffanyanne SILVER, Miamisburg, Ohio
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Kasey looked down at all of the scars on her wrists, she knew that someday she'd regret doing that to herself, but not today. Today, she was sitting in her closet with a razor, talking herself out of hurting herself again. She didn't know if she could do it, the pain was unbearable. Kasey was sure that if anyone found out, her mother would make her go to some psycho ward and talk about why she is doing this to herself, but the truth is, she didn't even know. She didn't know how long this would continue, or how long it had been since she made the first slice in her wrist.
One thing she did remember, is the feeling she got the first time she cut herself. It was the ultimate high, from then on it's been an addiction. She doesn't know how to stop.


The author's comments:
I read the book CUT, and it really put you into the story and you felt like you were the girl from the story. I got intrested in people who cut themselves, and out of it came this !

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on Dec. 19 2011 at 9:50 am
KaseyCossolotto GOLD, Moravia, Iowa
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;The only way is no way.&quot; -Bruce Lee<br /> <br /> &ldquo;Dream as if you&#039;ll live forever, live as if you&#039;ll die today.&rdquo;

lol. wow. you just described my freshman year right down to the last detail. hehe. I agree with erinzombie, though. Stay away from the life. you have no idea how hard it was to stop, but I'm all better now, and life is just the best. :) keep writing. you're very good.

on Jan. 19 2010 at 3:33 pm
erinzombie BRONZE, Dunbartonshire, Other
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;The cure for death itself. The answer is immortality. By creating a legacy, by living a life worth remembering, you become immortal. &quot;

I really liked this. The way it's written, very in context with the character of a teenger makes it realistic... don't become too interested in cutting though, you don't know where you might end up- its a bad thing, always. Maybe you should emphasie more on the negetive note, rather than the sense of euphoria. Keep writing and I'll keep reading!

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