I am a boy

I am a boy

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Little Mia Wolf of Munich was mesmerized by the rainbow flag that people carried with them during the beautiful and colourful parades across the city. Little heart didn't know the real meaning of the colours, but still loved it and decided to take it from the nice guy. Fighting with herself,family and society made her suffer from depression and anxiety disorders as a teenager. . . . . . . . Being born in a Christian family, she was supposed to stomp on that flag and not hug it to her heart. Fighting with herself and not able to accept the fact about her sexuality, Mia met someone who made her realise her true self. . . . . Will she be able to love and cherish her true self? Will she be able to find love for herself? Will she be able find the courage to fight her own people? Will she be able to fight against the monsters inside her head? lets find out. -------------------------------------------------- This is my second book please check out my first one as well. This one will be updated twice a week. Monday and thursday.
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