A Completely Normal Life Where Nothing Ever Goes Wrong (COMPLETED)
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A story about a life that is completely ordinary and peaceful and where nothing strange or unexpected or bad ever happens.
A life that has been protected, been through nothing because there is nothing to go through.
A life that is not tragic, or depressing, or unnaturally uplifting.
A life where everything is normal and fine and in line.
A life where NO ONE is hiding ANYTHING.
(Frerard)
(Warnings: bullying, homophobic slurs, mentions of depression, attempted suicide)
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mikeyway
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