But What If It Goes Right?

But What If It Goes Right?

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jan 24, 2022
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Wyatt Arlott is a junior in Highschool. He seems normal enough until he is put to the test by combatting with his everyday problem. Social Anxiety. It doesn't seem like a problem when he's on his own though. But life up to this point is made to be shared with others, and that's what he'll do. -Working on Part 2- This story will hopefully reach to people about social anxiety. Personally I deal with it and it's looked over very easily. It can make doing the basic things in life very challenging. It'll be a slow process to finish writing this book but hopefully you guys will stay tuned.
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