DefyGravity2502

The next day proceeded normally, in the eyes of the Gaang. Breakfast was served, and in the brief period of relaxation that followed, Sokka illustrated the day's plan for them. Good thing Toph was blind. Zuko and Katara were giving off so many different vibrations, even though they sat at opposite ends of the courtyard, that Toph wanted to butt their heads together and tell them to shut up. She had barely gotten any sleep last night because of those two. It was unforgiveable. She tuned back in to Sokka, if only to take her mind off the two benders giving her so much strife (and they didn't even know it, the bastards). "To start off the day

The water hammers at my head as I take my weapon of choice and cut myself open. If I put my hands over my ears (not that I can at the moment--the whole cut-open thing) the water spewing from the showerhead turns into a waterfall roaring over my poor, abused head. I grit my teeth and turn back to the task at hand. Over and over, I graze the razor over my shivering leg, killing skin cells and bleeding, bleeding, bleeding. Up my shins, caution with the knees, and quickly over the thighs to prevent goosebumps. Bleeding, bleeding, bleeding. My legs burn in protest; this isn't natural. Nature wants hair on my legs. You don't. But thanks to t

The next day proceeded normally, in the eyes of the Gaang. Breakfast was served, and in the brief period of relaxation that followed, Sokka illustrated the day's plan for them. Good thing Toph was blind. Zuko and Katara were giving off so many different vibrations, even though they sat at opposite ends of the courtyard, that Toph wanted to butt their heads together and tell them to shut up. She had barely gotten any sleep last night because of those two. It was unforgiveable. She tuned back in to Sokka, if only to take her mind off the two benders giving her so much strife (and they didn't even know it, the bastards). "To start off the day