Maybe
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Last published Wed, Aug 17, 2022
-sometimes you just cant be-
Rio is a kid, he's 15 years old, yet everyone already thinks that he's got no future. Even Rio himself thinks so. I mean who could blame them. He's 15, addicted to smoking and alcohol and barely goes to school. No one knows much about him, or his family...
❗⚠❗Trigger Warning: Dru9s and 4lc0h0l use, Depression, 4bus3, P4nic Att4cks, D3ath, Breakdowns, S3lf H4rm, Bullying, Sew3rsl1de❗⚠❗
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