Little Diary
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Ongoing27m
Last published Sat, May 25, 2019
Dear Diary
Today was a very boring day. I havent written a diary in like 5 years and I'm 12. 7th grade, middle school I guess. Lets just skip the nonsense of class and studying. Today my dumb classmate said I should go eat worms. My reputation is known as that weird kid. Weird because I have adult humor. I also cry a lot because yeah.
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