PlasticOrPlanet
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Last published Sun, Nov 10, 2019
#PlasticOrPlanet
A collection of fictional diary entry's from a dystopian future where fish are not only sparce but valuable, the oceans are polluted and people can't even remember what it feels like to swim or what clean water pure water tastes like.
Plz don't hate I'm 13 it hurts but constructive criticism is wanted also this is a entry for PlasticOrPlanet
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