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Some Angels Can't Fly
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Ongoing, First published Jul 09, 2018
Tatum is a fragile and dainty 17 year old girl, at least, she didn't used to be. After her father came upon the fact that she self-harmed, caused by problems in her home life and coming to terms with her sexuality, she had to find some other way to hurt herself that was less physically noticeable and well, it was all downhill from there.

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This story talks about physical and sexual abuse along with self harm, suicide and eating disorders. 
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