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Ongoing, First published Feb 26, 2019
any gay fandom to you want in here ^^ just describe some fandoms I might know know.

Also don't own any of these character or photos, original belong to the creator.

^^ don't be shy to be a friend


Plus let me know what fandom you like and I'll tag you sometime a day? Because  I have no friends that much in irl


Also please don't ask about pm, why because my Wattapd account mess up my pm message soo only to in this book plz!!^°^
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