Asylumdela
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Last published Sun, Feb 19, 2023
You might have seen "The Mandela Catalogue", and possibly watched "Girl, Interrupted". But have you heard of Asylumdela?
Asylumdela takes place between the years 1992 and 2004, and in a place, even barely the public knows, called the Mandela County Psyche Ward. Where people with M.A.D. and other major mental issues are sent here in hopes to recover.
[Ik ik desc sucks but im trying, but YEAH HI IM FINALLY WRITING AGAIN HOLY FUUUCK. I hope you all enjoy this :) ]
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