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No Control
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Ongoing, First published Jan 08, 2022
Mature
A story doesn't have to flow exactly the way you want it to. Sometime the river flows upstream and around a bend and gets cut off by a dam but a little trickle makes it through and continues down until it forms a lake. And that's okay, It doesn't always have to be pretty and perfect, sometimes it's just about getting there. And that's what this is about. Getting there. Let's try this again.
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