Crossed Out (Just Friends spinoff)
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Last published Sat, May 16, 2020
TRIGGER WARNING: Bullying, suicide, murder, homophobia, transphobia
It's all fun and games until she snaps...
In 2017, a group of 7th graders play the "Cross Out" game, which, unknown to them, would eventually end in tragedy.
A year later, it seems as if they learned nothing from what happened. And it would cause a disaster.
(based on the Letter X bullying game controversy of 2017)
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