Diary to Adulthood
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Last published Mon, Sep 18, 2023
Have you ever doubted yourself over simple decisions? Ones that are obvious but still ponder what 'the other choice' would've brought? Have you ever felt like something could've been different, or that there is something that prevents you from doing some things and enabling you to do others? This is how this book will show this part, one of a semi-lucid adult, showing parts of his teenage years as well as stupid decisions taken out of fear or anger, rather than the desire to wreak havoc on other people.
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