Chapter 12

In the morning, I always wake up and look in the mirror. I smile, I brush my teeth and I say hello to my reflection. This is how it has always been. I never would have guessed that one day I would see something that would make me scream and run away from the mirror. The face looking back at me from the mirror was not my reflection, it was a devil's. The devil was staring back at me in the mirror.

The mirror is a reflection of our true selves, and one morning in the bathroom I found the devil in the mirror. My reflection was the only thing I could see, but it was a monster. The reflection of my head was slicked with sweat and my body was covered with tattoos. There were scars running down my arms, and I felt my face as if it were on fire. The reflection of me looked like a monster, so I screamed and threw the mirror across the room. I knew that I would never be able to look at myself in the mirror again.

Sometimes I get scared and have a bad day. Sometimes I feel like the world is against me, and nothing will ever work out for me. My mind tells me that I'm not good enough, that I'm not pretty enough, that I'm not smart enough, and that I can't do anything right. The thoughts in my head are so loud and they are so hard to control. And then I look in the mirror and see the reflection of a girl who doesn't know if she can get through the day. But then I remember to look at my reflection and see her strength, her courage, her perseverance. And then I see her smile and it's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.

"Devil in the mirror" is a phrase that can be used to describe someone who is constantly living in their own head. It's a phrase that has been used by many people to describe themselves, including myself. I have always been a person who likes to be alone and escape into my own thoughts. But when I started to think about the phrase, it brought up a lot of memories and emotions. I think that many people are afraid of being themselves and feel like they are "the devil" in the mirror. This can lead to depression, anxiety, and other mental health problems.

A few days ago I had a long day of work and was looking forward to a nice hot bath. I turned the knobs on the tub and the water started to slowly fill the tub. As soon as the water started to come up to my chin, I noticed something strange in the mirror. It looked like a dark figure was standing behind me. I was really scared so I jumped out of the tub and ran to my bedroom. I turned around and saw nothing but my reflection in the mirror. So then I tried to calm down and think logically about what could have caused that image. Maybe it was just my imagination because I was so tired and stressed out. But I knew it wasn't because it felt too real.

The morning was going to be a busy one.

I had to go to the hospital for a routine check-up, I had to pick up my son from school, and I had to work. I was running late and couldn't find my keys anywhere.

I knew I would have to call in sick today so I started frantically looking for them.

I was just about to give up when I found them in the mirror on the back of the door.

I looked at myself in the mirror and saw a dark figure behind me.

The figure was wearing a mask that covered the entire face and was wearing all black with red markings on it.

The mirror is one of the most interesting and mysterious objects in our life. It is where we reflect on our past, present, and future, as well as where we see ourselves. It is a tool that allows us to change our appearance and how we feel about ourselves. We use it to give us hope, dreams, and goals. The mirror can also be a source of great pain, confusion, and regret. There is the mirror's ability to distort and create a false image of what we really look like. It can make us feel better or worse depending on the way it makes us feel about ourselves.