Nicole Stryker

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Biography
Nikki looked like your typical girly girl. She was petite, short and dressed lady-like. But dig a little deeper into her subconscious and you will see that she was a very troubled child. Ever since she was young, she got pleasure out of watching other people’s pain. She was a bully to say the least. She would pick on her own very best friends, inflicting some kind of harm to them and laughing when she did. When she was about nine-years-old, her friends started to get sick of it. They called her out on it, but she refused to believe she was doing such horrible things. Eventually she accepted the fact, and tried her hardest to change her behavior. But it wasn’t easy. You see, Nikki suffers from bipolar disorder, previously known as manic-depressive disorder. She has a tough time dealing with her emotions. In fifth grade, her best friends exiled her, ignoring her in class and spreading nasty rumors about her. She was, in turn, picked on every day in school and couldn’t take it anymore. She fell into a deep depression at the age of 10, and attempted suicide. She had written a note to the girl that caused her depression and found a bottle full of cough medicine. Downing the entire bottle, she taped the note to her mirror for whoever found her and laid down in bed. When she woke up, she was deeply saddened that her method hadn’t worked; it had only knocked her out.

She worked through her depression on her own. She had made the mistake of telling her mother once that she had considered ending her own life, and it had only made her mother unbelievably upset. Her mother suffers from the same disease, as well did her grandmother. Her great-aunt had schizophrenia. It was a long line. Her mother refused to accept the disease and would not take medicine for it. She often lashed out at Nikki for idiotic reasons, which then triggered Nikki’s manic episodes. Nikki despised her mother. Her mother was the reason she started pulling out her arm hair, eyebrows and eyelashes, developing trichotillomania. By age 19, Nikki’s depression had been minimal, though she still had no access to medicine. Except for one night. Dad and her brother were picking on her, calling her a drama-queen, and were laughing at her. She could believe her own family would do such a thing. She sat in the shower, naked, sobbing. She plugged the drain and got a razor. I bet you can guess what happened next.

Her father and stepmother found her, and all her parental figures decided to send her to the Home for the Helpless, hoping she would get some help and medicine.

Physical Appearance
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