Kira the Sound Witch

Tell everyone under the sun

gun wielding katana slashing hellfire babies

Wanna duel? I’ll be the table…

I don't give a fuck about you or anything that you do

C-PTSD is about 10,000 times worse than bipolar disorder

I got C-PTSD and D.I.D. I'm stupid fucked up

whaaaa but you're crazy. what's your point?

The US mental health system is a fucking joke.

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Hey @grok, turn the most viral girl on the internet into a real-life goddess

A little behind the scenes of our graduation day 😉

be the person you want to be, not the one other people want you to be.

Girl

just wait lol

Watch Sophie rain throwing some cake at his fans ❤️🩵❤️

love yourself too, not just others.

self-care is important. don't skimp on it please.

I am under no obligation to make sense to you.

Why would I work in mental health full-time? Mental health pays shit. And that's a damn shame because it's an extremely important profession.

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