Simple Solutions to Difficult Life Situations
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These are from my own personal experience. Things like growth spurts to growth stunts to crushes to friend dilemmas to love triangles to anorexia to periods to insomnia to organization to strict parents to everything you could possibly think of. I have been through so much! Trials make you stronger, honestly. You learn more from personal experience then you do from books or a guardian.
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