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DELILAH EVERGARDEN
trans femme ♥ tanglewood ♥ 15 m/o
[W]iskerDELILAH EVERGARDEN
trans femme ♥ tanglewood ♥ 15 m/o
[div style="background-color:#F0B1DB;width:90%; overflow: stretch;text-align: justify; font-size: 8pt;"]//TW for mentions of domestic abuse, suicide attempt, and mentions of trafficking.
She hadn't been alright. Even if he haunted her dreams, plaguing her with fake laughs and unmeaningful kisses, she felt like she could be content. If only he showed her attention, if only he seemed like he loved her. As long as he did that, she didn't care what he did to her. She loved him, and he knew that.
But he didn't truly feel the same. And that was the thought that always scared her.
She wanted to forget the bad things about him. The bad things he put her through.
He whispered sweet nothings into her ears, talking about the word love so loosely. She wanted to love him completely, she wanted him to feel the same way, she wanted him to stop being how he was when he had drank too much, or when he had come home late, asking for more from her than she could offer him.
But she loved him. Totally. Completely.
She would go out into the village with bruises, with scars and burn marks upon her skin. She still loved him.
She remembered, faintly, of how he once told her that she wasn't allowed to go outside because of the stares she got, and those stares weren't of disgust. She was admired in their village, adored. And he hated that. He didn't want anyone to look at his flower, as he called her.
His flower. So pretty, so passionate, so eager.
But she was worthless outside of the house, she knew that. He told her that.
...
"Please! Don't take him! Don't take him!" She cried out, her voice cracking as a group of males dragged her lover away by his scruff, holding her still. They had stuffed her into a cage, and electrocuted her until she passed out. She could still remember the look on her lover's face as he was dragged away. He was screaming, kicking. Angry.
For a moment, she wondered if he was angry because they were taking her, or if they were taking him.
She never saw him again.
Even through the light flickers of sun shining through her cage, Delilah vaguely remembered the voices of the men around her. Mocking, laughing, making passes at her. She just wanted it to end.
She wanted them to stop talking in such vulgar tongue, to stop hurting her. She wasn't a trophy. She wanted to go home. Where was home, again? She didn't remember it..
Everything was fading to black..
...
Delilah snapped open her eyes, having been sleeping on a rock outside, tears spilling from her magenta irises as she curled in on herself. Her back left leg, twisted in an awkward position permanently, was her only limb that hung off of the stone.
She wept, sobbed. Her shaking was violent, but her body felt light. Numb. She slipped off of the rock, wandering off into the forest. Marshy swamp sunk over her paws, staining her purple tinted paws with brown guck and moss. She passed through the overgrowth, a trail of cherry blossoms left behind in her wake. It was an eerie type of walk, like one could know something was off about her.
She couldn't think.
Drip, drop.
She didn't know why she was so empty. Something felt wrong. Everything felt wrong.
Drip, drop.
She took a step forward, feeling water grace her muddy paws. She couldn't swim. She knew that. She didn't care. She didn't want to remember him, didn't want to remember that group. She didn't want to live with this. She didn't want to live with herself. Not with the memories, not with the skeletons in her closet.
She felt the cherry blossoms surface on the water, and her head went under. Bubbles rise to the surface, the form of her pink and purple body quickly fading to the bottom of the surface.
//tdlr; she's trying to drown herself, basically. this thread is highly controversial, so please be careful before reading this. only reply if you can take it.
She hadn't been alright. Even if he haunted her dreams, plaguing her with fake laughs and unmeaningful kisses, she felt like she could be content. If only he showed her attention, if only he seemed like he loved her. As long as he did that, she didn't care what he did to her. She loved him, and he knew that.
But he didn't truly feel the same. And that was the thought that always scared her.
She wanted to forget the bad things about him. The bad things he put her through.
He whispered sweet nothings into her ears, talking about the word love so loosely. She wanted to love him completely, she wanted him to feel the same way, she wanted him to stop being how he was when he had drank too much, or when he had come home late, asking for more from her than she could offer him.
But she loved him. Totally. Completely.
She would go out into the village with bruises, with scars and burn marks upon her skin. She still loved him.
She remembered, faintly, of how he once told her that she wasn't allowed to go outside because of the stares she got, and those stares weren't of disgust. She was admired in their village, adored. And he hated that. He didn't want anyone to look at his flower, as he called her.
His flower. So pretty, so passionate, so eager.
But she was worthless outside of the house, she knew that. He told her that.
...
"Please! Don't take him! Don't take him!" She cried out, her voice cracking as a group of males dragged her lover away by his scruff, holding her still. They had stuffed her into a cage, and electrocuted her until she passed out. She could still remember the look on her lover's face as he was dragged away. He was screaming, kicking. Angry.
For a moment, she wondered if he was angry because they were taking her, or if they were taking him.
She never saw him again.
Even through the light flickers of sun shining through her cage, Delilah vaguely remembered the voices of the men around her. Mocking, laughing, making passes at her. She just wanted it to end.
She wanted them to stop talking in such vulgar tongue, to stop hurting her. She wasn't a trophy. She wanted to go home. Where was home, again? She didn't remember it..
Everything was fading to black..
...
Delilah snapped open her eyes, having been sleeping on a rock outside, tears spilling from her magenta irises as she curled in on herself. Her back left leg, twisted in an awkward position permanently, was her only limb that hung off of the stone.
She wept, sobbed. Her shaking was violent, but her body felt light. Numb. She slipped off of the rock, wandering off into the forest. Marshy swamp sunk over her paws, staining her purple tinted paws with brown guck and moss. She passed through the overgrowth, a trail of cherry blossoms left behind in her wake. It was an eerie type of walk, like one could know something was off about her.
She couldn't think.
Drip, drop.
She didn't know why she was so empty. Something felt wrong. Everything felt wrong.
Drip, drop.
She took a step forward, feeling water grace her muddy paws. She couldn't swim. She knew that. She didn't care. She didn't want to remember him, didn't want to remember that group. She didn't want to live with this. She didn't want to live with herself. Not with the memories, not with the skeletons in her closet.
She felt the cherry blossoms surface on the water, and her head went under. Bubbles rise to the surface, the form of her pink and purple body quickly fading to the bottom of the surface.
//tdlr; she's trying to drown herself, basically. this thread is highly controversial, so please be careful before reading this. only reply if you can take it.