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Feather-Paws 
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05.08.2018
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StarlightRain
05.08.2018 05:03
LinkI'LL READ IT! ^^
Feather-Paws[OP]
05.08.2018 05:05
LinkOkay
Guess I will write it out then one moment
StarlightRain
05.08.2018 05:06
Linkgud ^^
Yeah that is true. Smoking can kill you .,w.
I still don't get the people that DO smoke and I don't know why they do it, but why can't they just take care of themselves not kill themselves slowly .,,,,,,,,,,,,,w.
For some people it's just stress relief
Like, that's why my Dad does it
Okay, so, let's start of with when he was a small child.
He had some pretty normal parents. His great aunt had the same thing he did. Her eyes changed colors with her emotions like his did.
This was not very common.
He only was bullied about it once he hit 5th grade though. He never thought it was strange because everyone had treated him normally until a kid from another country came to his school. Fog was pretty shy when he was 10. The kid had approached him and he wanted toget some help with the classwork since he was new. When Fog looked at him, his eyes changed from dark gray-blue to an icy blue. That shocked the other kid and he started talking about how that wasn't normal. That new kid eventually became popular and got a group of kids who wanted to be his friend badly to bully Fog. They stole his things, threw paper and pencils at him, sometimes gravel during recess, called him names like "Freak", and bumped into him when they could. They never actually hit him until highschool when he was starting.
to get violent tendencies aswell.
When he got out of highschool, he moved and went to a college where he would be taught to gather information from other countries. Before he joined the school, he began to wear bandages over his eyes. Nobody could read his emotions from his eyes anymore. He developed a colder attitude throughout highschool Although that was caused not only by the bullying but also the abuse that had begun at home due to his drunk mother who had left his father and gained custody of Fog. She had gotten into drugs because of one of her ex boyfriends and became extremely aggressive because of the drugs and alcohol. She abused Fog physically, mentally, and sexually. He started to become more unstable as time went on and moved in with a boyfriend he had. Fog had become very anxious around people. He doesn't talk about what his mother did to him because that brings back painful memories. Fog and the boyfriend eventually broke up but Fog still lives with him because he had nowhere else to go
and his ex boyfriend was very understanding. Fog is now 20 and doing well in school. He gets especially nervous around women and has a hard time talking to them.
He also uses cigarettes to help him cope with his depression (That is a horrible way to do it. Smoking can kill you) and can hardly be seen without a cigarette