Never Give Up

Crystal was suicidal at the age of seven. Because of this, she signed a no suicide contract. One day, years later, Crystal was walking down the street one day. Suddenly, she saw a music store. Crystal went into the music store. There, she saw a pink electric guitar, a keyboard, and a drum set. Crystal liked all 3, but she knew her parents could only afford lessons for one instrument. She was having a hard time deciding and was very sad. The owner of the music store saw how sad Crystal was and went over to talk to her. He told Crystal that she could have one free lesson on each instrument and then Crystal could decide which one she liked best. It was a difficult decision, but Crystal chose the pink electric guitar. Pink was her favorite color and the guitar rocked! After a few lessons, Crystal got very good and joined the music store band. Crystal was very happy!
Crystal had been struggling with her mental health since the young age of seven. She had always felt like she didn't fit in and that life was just too hard to handle. Her parents were worried sick about her and had even gone so far as to make her sign a no suicide contract. At the time, Crystal didn't fully understand what that meant, but she knew that it was something serious and she needed to promise to not give up.
As the years went by, Crystal continued to struggle with her thoughts and emotions. She felt like she was fighting a battle that she would never win. But she still held onto that promise she made all those years ago, to never give up.
One day, while walking down the street, Crystal came across a music store. She had always loved music, but she had never had the opportunity to learn an instrument. She stopped in front of the store, admiring the instruments displayed in the window. There was a pink electric guitar, a keyboard, and a drum set. Crystal's heart skipped a beat as she imagined herself playing each one.
But reality set in and Crystal knew that her parents could only afford lessons for one instrument. She was torn between her love for all three instruments and her parents' financial limitations. She walked into the store, hoping to at least get a closer look at the instruments.
The owner of the store spotted Crystal and noticed the sadness in her eyes. He approached her and asked her what was wrong. Crystal confessed her dilemma to him, tears welling up in her eyes. The owner listened attentively and then a smile broke out on his face.
'Tell you what,' he said. 'Why don't you take one free lesson on each instrument? That way, you can see which one you like best and then make your decision.'
Crystal's eyes widened in surprise. She couldn't believe her luck. She eagerly accepted the offer and thanked the owner.
Over the next few days, Crystal took her free lessons on each instrument. She found herself falling in love with all three, but there was one instrument that stood out to her the most – the pink electric guitar. It was the perfect combination of her love for music and her favorite color. And to top it off, the guitar rocked!
Crystal made her decision and signed up for guitar lessons with the owner of the music store. As she learned to play, she felt a sense of peace and joy that she had never experienced before. She poured her heart and soul into playing the guitar, channeling all her emotions into the music.
A few months later, the music store owner asked Crystal if she would like to join the store band. Crystal couldn't believe her luck. She had gone from feeling lost and alone to being a part of something special. She eagerly joined the band and finally found a place where she belonged.
Crystal's love for music and her determination to never give up had not only saved her life, but it had also given her a new purpose. She was no longer the sad and lonely girl she once was. She had found her passion and her true calling in life.
From that day on, Crystal no longer thought about giving up. She knew that no matter how tough life may be, there was always something that could bring her joy and make her feel alive – music. And she promised to never let go of that.
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