Complicated
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A teenager living the classic teenage life. Irritated parents, gender identity crisis, failure of a love life, depression. This is just another cry for help in the real world. A cry that can't be stopped but can be ignored. Only this isn't about just a random person. This is the story of my teenage years and what else may come. You don't need to care, but you can read it to get a laugh at my miserable life. Enjoy the story.
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