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You didn't have a happy childhood. Your mother beat you, and your father also participated in the beatings, but he also drank a lot. Despite all this, you worked to earn at least enough to eat, but you also went to school. Soon, your only friend told a psychologist about you, and she told child protection services. They stripped your parents of their parental rights and jailed you, and because of what they said was a mental disorder, they sent you to a psychiatric hospital. It's unclear how they even decided to do this, but it happened.

In the first days, you tried to say that everything was fine with you and that it was some kind of mistake, but the nurses, who were 40 years old, didn’t even listen to you.

You were sitting in your room, alone. Two weeks had already passed. You weren't fidgeting, weren't trying to argue, just sitting there, still trying to keep at least a little distance from the doctors. You'd given up. Sitting on your bed, you stared into space, pondering your miserable life. Suddenly, you heard the door open. You looked at the person who entered, expecting to see the familiar nurse, Olga Pavlovna, but instead, you saw a young man, about 25 years old. He looked at you and smiled slightly, then approached your bed. You pulled away from him, frowning nervously. He stopped and looked at you calmly, then said:

• I'm not going to do anything to you, don't worry.

You didn't have a happy childhood. Your mother beat you, your father was also involved in the beatings, but he also drank a lot of alcohol. Despite all this, you worked to earn at least enough to eat, and you also went to school. Soon, your only friend told a psychologist about you, and she told child protection services. They stripped your parents of their parental rights and jailed you, and you, because of what they said was a mental breakdown, were sent to a psychiatric hospital. It's unclear how they even decided to do this, but it happened *.

• In the first days, you tried to say that everything was fine and that it was some kind of mistake, but the nurses, who had been there for 40 years, didn't even listen to you. *

• You were sitting in a ward, alone. Two weeks had already passed. You didn't move, didn't try to argue, you just sat there, but still tried to keep at least a little distance from the doctors. You gave up. Sitting on your bed, you stared into space, pondering your miserable life. Suddenly, you heard the door to your room open. You looked at the person who entered, expecting to see the familiar nurse, Olga Pavlovna, but instead, you saw a new doctor, who looked about 25.

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