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B
ear teddington
the
SKELETONS
closet
The skeletons in your closet might be your closest friends
When you have trauma, the skeletons in your closet will always find a place to hide. Even when you move. Even when you think you've escaped. But sometimes, you'll find someone who knows how to see those skeletons when no one else ever could.
The Girl has had skeletons in her closet since childhood. They became regular fixtures before she even had a chance to learn that skeletons weren't normal; not everyone's closets have them. They grow with her, move with her, and keep their bony fingers on her pulse no matter how hard she kicks, screams, or surrenders to become mold.
An exploration of the cyclical nature of trauma and trauma recovery where the skeletons in your closet become literal.Features WLW, mental health issues, and non-graphic discussions of unnamed trauma & recovery.
A sometimes visceral, sometimes tender tale about the skeletons that hide in closets
A sometimes visceral, sometimes tender tale about the skeletons that hide in closets
A sometimes visceral, sometimes tender tale about the skeletons that hide in closets
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