En la jaula de mis miedos
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Last published Fri, Jul 6, 2018
mas que nada eh decidido por medio de esta plataforma contactar con mas chicos ...y chicas porque no, que comparten la misma pesadilla que yo, porque se que no soy el unico que esta en esta situación... y es que no todos nacemos en el "envase" correcto.
esto lo hago con el fin de dar a conocer mis propias experiencias y brindar consejos a otros siempre que este en mi capacidad, asi como de recurrir a ustedes cuando de verdad ya no soporto mas.
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