Sorry She's Dead //
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Based on a true story, "Sorry She's Dead" is about a girl, Emery Carlson and her challenges into young adulthood. She grew up very unfortunately in South California where she experienced severe bullying and abuse from her classmates, which lead to her own mental problems and confusion in life as she grows up with her family and long term friends. The story raises awareness for many young people in the same situations and cherishes a powerful message of self love and individuality.
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