Seaside School for Girls
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Ongoing, First published Jan 21, 2020
Mature
For years, Rowan Scott has moved from school to school, never being able to find refuge. Why? Well, she's a transgender girl and has known for as long as she can remember. Fortunately, her parents are the most accepting of people and helped her towards her end goal; her end goal to truly be comfortable as a woman. One day, she is accepted into an all girls school she applied to. Heaven knows how on earth she was accepted but nonetheless, she couldn't be happier. Until, as though history repeats itself, the bullying begins. Everyday, she is tormented. Hit, yelled at, degraded. Nothing ever seems to go right, huh? Luckily, four rich girls with more up their sleeve than money know exactly what to do.


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Homophobia, transphobia, bullying, self-loathing, eating disorders, depression, dysphoria, etc., revenge, feeling mentally and emotionally alone.
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