We All Fall Down

"I was prescribed Adderall because the doctor thought I had ADD; that was bullshit, I was just very lazy and now I'm very strung out."
Gerald is a pretty average kid on the outside, but on the inside his ambitions and drive is marred by his hunger for Adderall. He had always been emotionally and psychologically unstable, but addiction to the speed put his life and mind even further into chaos.
Written from his point of view, documenting and narrating parts of his life, he struggles not only to overcome addiction but also deep-rooted cynicism, low self-esteem, and his love for a very quiet girl in his third period gym class.
Not something you'd read to your grandmother or your principal.