To Be Declared Weak
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Last published Sun, Jun 21, 2020
In everyday life people have once been told they are weak or unimportant because of irrelevant matters. Many face discrimination atleast once in their lives for things such as skin tones, sexuality, and even genders. This story highlights the life events of a teenage girl who has slowly watched the world turn rotten with judgement. Although she wasn't perfect, she pushes through.
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