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Venting Journal
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Ongoing, First published Jul 08, 2023
If you've found this book, I believe you have good reason to be here. 
Maybe you're just misunderstood or lonely. Perhaps you want someone to talk to. As a human, you deserve to have someone to talk too. I created this because I wanted to create a safe space, a community of belonging. Sometimes I myself feel lonely and unlovable. So I want to ensure others don't feel the same way.
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