Dani's Blog

A sound. A scent. A flicker. A look—

Each one a trigger. Like a lyric that lingers, or a line in a book.

Do I feel too much? Am I out of touch— with reality?

Or is it because I see what others don’t? Because they can’t— because they won’t.

You live in darkness. I dwell in the light. The view between us burns my eyes.

I don’t turn away. I swallow your sorrow. I eat your shame.

You fear the fire but feed the flame. You ache for freedom but stay the same.

Now it’s time to— Stare down the pain. Breathe in the horror. Embrace the stains.

Open your eyes. Say goodbye. Let it out.

The next dose in the Thizz series coming December 1st. 

See what the buzz is all about! 

Available on Amazon, Free with Kindle Unlimited.

Now available on Audio!

What my weekend looked like.  Score Thizz, A Love Story on Amazon. Only $1.99 in the Kindle store or message Nicole Loufas on Facebook and she might hook you up with a free copy. She’s hella cool like that. 

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I assume you’ve never taken Thizz. So you’ll have no idea what I’m talking about when I describe the supernatural weightlessness when it hits you. The hours of euphoria that follow.  The surge of adrenaline when you hear your favorite song or any song for that matter.  You have no clue what it feels like to kiss - to touch - to feel - when you have an overflow of serotonin flowing through your body.  Because if you knew, you wouldn’t be sitting here reading about it.   You’d be out there doing it.

Thizz was part of my daily routine.  Wake up, brush teeth, take Thizz. It was my daily ritual until Matt cut me off.  Poor Matt and his unrequited love. Little does he know, he never needed Thizz for me to love him.  I loved him long before I ever heard of Thizz.  I love him now that I’m stuck here without it.  Nick on the other hand. He was the one that kept me using. Because loving Nick was easier when I was high. I don’t know if I ever loved him the way he loved me. Thizz screwed that up for both of us.  Now that we are no longer Us, I don’t know what was real and what was Thizz. I may be confused about a lot of things. My feelings for Matt.  My relationship with Nick.  How I became friends with a girl like Heather. (I mean come on, her name is Heather for Christ’s sake)  Thizz blurred a lot of lines.  There is only one thing I know for sure. Thizz killed my parents.

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