Amen Sister
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Endi is a teenage girl who is always getting in trouble for the most mundane shit from her extremely abusive parents. One day that trouble lands her in conversion therapy convent.
Join Endi as she gets her shit together, finds love and gets up to a shitload of teenage shenanigans.
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