Dear Anxiety, Go to Hell
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Ongoing21m
Last published Sun, Mar 15, 2020
This book is basically my therapy since therapy's super expensive.
I have anxiety. Every day. I honestly can't remember a day that I wasn't anxious.
So, yeah. This book is basically just me talking about the way my anxiety affects me.
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