“Siya: A Suicide’s Argument”

Siya never wanted to be a symbol. She just wanted to breathe without guilt, live without compromise, and love without fear.

In a world that demands perfection and a family that doesn’t always understand, Siya fights through mental health struggles, queerness, expectations, and the crushing pressure of never feeling “enough.” Through therapy sessions, internal battles, the comforting chaos of friendship, and a love story that asks for trust rather than transformation, she begins to piece herself back together — not into who others want her to be, but who she chooses to become.

Raw. Relatable. Radiantly honest.
This is not just a story of survival, but of reclaiming joy. A gentle, powerful ode to the girls who break down, break apart — and still find the courage to rebuild.