A Young Girl's Journal
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Last published Tue, May 20, 2014
Sometimes we just need to put ourselves out there, or see if there are others like us. I feel that I am rather misunderstood, and yes, I know everyone says that, but I cannot find a single stereotype that comes close to describing me.
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