Diary
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Ongoing, First published Nov 14, 2020
this will probably have a lot of triggering stuff in it but i wanna share somehow yknow

don't read this if you are homophobic, a terf or anything like that because your an a-hole 

since this talks about my life current and past it will have talking of

fandom stuff because that stuff is important to me

school

art

siblings/family

abusive parents 

slightly abusive friends/ex

self loathing 

anxiety

depression 

SH i won't go into any detail unless i do something stupid and made a panicked entry lol

anyway I'll make a warning in any chapter that has triggering stuff
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