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The Abandoned Insane Asylum

Lili Fawn

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Hi!
I’m Lili and I took these photos on one of my craziest nights out. I went to a bar in Athens (Greece) called Metropolis, that I’m a regular at and had a wonderful night till it was closing time. I hear 5 girls talking about the abandoned insane asylum in the outskirts of Athens and how they’re going there. I FROZE. I’ve wanted to go there ever since I found out about it, so I muster the courage and went and spoke to them. Long story short I went with them and explored the abandoned building. IT WAS MASSIVE. Hung out with them till sunrise and went home, only to never see them again.
Don’t ever do this , it was hellishly irresponsible and I was very lucky shit didn’t go south !
Xoxo

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