Are we done yet?
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Last published Wed, Oct 10, 2018
So you have a anxiety ridden teenage girl that's been homeschooled her whole life and school what happened when you put them together?
Chaos ensures
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"Are we done yet?"
"it's been 7 minutes so please, shut up and listen"
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Ophelia Jacey, been homeschooled her whole life and anxiety has been with her all through it, her parents believe it's just because she's afraid of school and many of the known common issues with it, she's never really talked to anyone she's probably overthinking it right?
They were so very VERY wrong.
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