Normal,I guess

Sixteen-year-old Frank lives a completely ordinary life in Mpumalanga. She doesn't have to worry about monsters or supernatural threats—but on the inside, she is fighting a quiet, overwhelming storm. Struggling to handle her deepest vulnerabilities and emotional scars, Frank’s defense mechanism is a sharp tongue and a thick wall. ​But hiding her pain comes with a heavy price. When her intense outbursts begin to deeply hurt the very people who care about her the most, Frank is forced to confront the wreckage left in her wake. Can she learn to let people in before she pushes everyone away for good?Sixteen-year-old Frank lives a completely ordinary life in Mpumalanga. She doesn't have to worry about monsters or supernatural threats—but on the inside, she is fighting a quiet, overwhelming storm. Struggling to handle her deepest vulnerabilities and emotional scars, Frank’s defense mechanism is a sharp tongue and a thick wall. ​But hiding her pain comes with a heavy price. When her intense outbursts begin to deeply hurt the very people who care about her the most, Frank is forced to confront the wreckage left in her wake. Can she learn to let people in before she pushes everyone away for good?Sixteen-year-old Frank lives a completely ordinary life in Mpumalanga. She doesn't have to worry about monsters or supernatural threats—but on the inside, she is fighting a quiet, overwhelming storm. Struggling to handle her deepest vulnerabilities and emotional scars, Frank’s defense mechanism is a sharp tongue and a thick wall. ​But hiding her pain comes with a heavy price. When her intense outbursts begin to deeply hurt the very people who care about her the most, Frank is forced to confront the wreckage left in her wake. Can she learn to let people in before she pushes everyone away for good?