A Conversation With Myself
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Ongoing, First published Aug 25, 2022
Mature
This is a book I'm writing about things I experience/have experienced. I would honestly prefer it if you didn't read this because it's so personal, but hey, I can't stop you. Maybe this book will help someone else going through something similar. if you relate to anything I say in this book, I'm so sorry and I hope you're doing ok or at least getting somewhat better. This book will contain mentions of extreme depression which is why it has a mature rating. If you are uncomfortable with that, please don't read this book. I am not responsible if you read this and find something triggering. You have been warned
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