Although my body is numb, my heart beats fast.
It beats a million miles a minute, thumping hard against my rib cage.
My breathing is staggering. I begin to take in deep breaths.
Inhale.
My fingers begin to move. I start to feel the ragged edges of the object being held in my hands.
Exhale.
I open my eyes and take in my surroundings. Across from me I see a running sink, water overflowing onto the tiled floor beneath it. Above it I see a shattered mirror.
Inhale.
I look down and see my body floating in a pool of red liquid. I'm in a tub.
Why am in a tub?
Exhale.
My steadied breathing begins to pick up again and my hands begin to shake.
I want to scream. I try my hardest to but my voice comes out so little. I know no one could possibly hear.
No one ever does.
I look down and peer into the object I am holding.
I stare into the broken segment of glass that is being held in my hands.
I stare for too long and before I know it a tear slowly rolls down my face and I quickly look away.
I am disgusting.
I'm disappointed in myself. Disappointed in what I tried to do to myself.
But even more so, I'm disappointed that it didn't work.
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