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Ongoing, First published Jul 23, 2019
""Ever since I was a young child I was interested in the art of dance, but not any dance like Jazz, Hip hop, or ballroom dancing, I was interested in the art Ballet dancing.  I remember begging my parents to take me to classes and buy the pinkest and fluffiest of tutus and outfits so I could dance around my house all day long. Finally, which I now call the most exciting day of my life, is when my parents finally enrolled me into a dance academy at the age of 5. Ever since then I've been there, for years 13 years to be exact. I've Never lost the love for Ballet and I hoped to go to school for it. Finally, The greatest day of my life came, but I never knew It would be tougher than I ever thought. I had to make a huge decision that would change my life forever, through me and my friends.""
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