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Do I Have Anything Worth Saying?

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Summary

A collection of poetry and songs about the struggles of being a queer young person in today's society. Society has come a long way obviously, but it's still progressing and there are still people who don't understand and spread hatred against people who are just trying to live and do what makes them happy. Trigger Warning: Self Harm, Mental Illness, Suicide.

Genre
Poetry
Author
Magnus_K
Status
6mo ago
Chapters
150
Rating
5.0 (3 reviews)
Age Rating
18+

Box

People will often tell you in life

That there is a box

That box usually involves

Money, jobs, family, bills, etc.

But one thing a child doesn't understand

Is the metaphor

The box isn't real

It's just simplified, a place for everything

But since the child doesn't understand the metaphor

The box doesn't exist

That's what makes thinking "outside" the box

So easy for children

If only we kept this premise as we got older

But we are told over and over

The box exists

Yet, nobody can ever seem to find the box

Or proof of the box either

It's a mental block that we have created

To limit ourselves

It's why some of us never reach our potential

We go to our nine to five jobs or whatever hours we work

And we often stay there

Not moving up or down really

Just fixed in place

But a child moves because it has freedom

They can move up and down and left and right

Without much thought

Again

Let Magnus_K know what you thought about this chapter!
Love this

12

Love this

Funny

0

Funny

Spicy

0

Spicy

Suspenseful

0

Suspenseful

Emotional

2

Emotional

Profound

3

Profound

Heartwarming

0

Heartwarming

Shocking

2

Shocking

Good Writing

8

Good Writing

Compelling Plot

0

Compelling Plot

Great Character

2

Great Character

Strong Dialog

4

Strong Dialog

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author

This eats. Genuinely its so simple, but it makes you stop and realize "Omg. how did i not notice that before"

a year
author

Your words hold a rare beauty graceful, moving, and unforgettable. They whisper potential, not just for readers to feel, but for the world to recognize. Behind the scenes, there’s a remarkable space where voices like yours quietly turn into both purpose and passive income, month after month. I won’t rush to explain it all here, but if your heart is open to something greater, I’d be truly honored to show you what’s possible.

a year
author

😱omg yesterday i was writing why im blocking in life to be artist and i was writing down on the paper how can surpass this problem...I put something like be free like a child.. and now im read this😱🤯🥲

a year

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