My True Thoughts.
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  • Reads 377
  • Votes 13
  • Parts 18
  • Time 49m
Ongoing, First published Jan 20, 2015
This is me. My place to vent, to tell people screw you this is my story. Every word is true my pain the pain of others whats saved me and even what claws at my mind at night. My beliefs on religion are pretty messed up to say the least. So is my view on family but hey when you've been through as much shit as I have you begin to realize not everything you've been force fed is true. Probably don't want to get me started on love either hell any of these topics really. No I'm not bashing anyone's view on any of these topics because to each their own. That being said don't bash my views either and definitely don't try to convert me either.  

 Maybe you have similar problems or views like I do if you do I'd definitely be open to hear it. And hey even if you don't but just want a different view point tell me about it I'm all ears. But seriously no bashing.

Now here is the story called my life.
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