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In my memoir, my 14 year old self learned that the key to life and happiness is learning to never forget to say "I love you". This 18 year old character isn't so easily impressed. In this fictional continuation the main character will learn hard lessons about relationships, heartbreak, and what love actually means to her while searching for the question she's pressed on herself since day one: "How does one start living, instead of just surviving?" Complete chaos of manic depressive episodes, trying learn how to love herself, and searching for happiness. This continuation is fictional, but the emotions are real.
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Our teenagers years are often described as blissful blips to be fawned after when we're old. But the reality is, these years are confusing. Baffling. Sometimes just downright strange. And so I documented my life. This isn't a memoir. It's a 'manoir'. Love and lust are dangerous forces, but they can also be beautiful. This is the product of healing and learning what it means to address your problems. I haven't learnt how to love myself, but this project was a damn good place to start.

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