Running Out
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Ongoing5m
Last published Fri, May 22, 2020
Just a diary style perspective of my experience as a first time home renter. Bad relations with my Mum caused a 16 year old to dream of one day having her own place, her own rules, her own safe space. And now that I've finally acquired it- I thought I'd help other 20 something year olds relate to the nightmares that come with that dream, alongside the amazing perk of having your own place, for the first time.
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