We're All a Little Broken
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Last published Mon, Apr 11, 2022
Moving to a new school is tough. Moving to an all-boys boarding school is even more tough.
But when your dorm mates are all lovely people and accept you into their friendship group with open arms, it makes everything a little bit better.
But joining a friendship group also has its down sides; arguments, breakups, tears, backstabbing. They will break each other's heart and put them back together again and again.
But Dalton are a strong group, and with each other's help and love, they can make it through together.
Warning: contains swearing, mentions of sex, bullying, mental health issues, scars (from self harm and abuse), eating disorders
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