The Flaws in Life
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Last published Sun, Apr 19, 2015
Violet is a 9th grader who suffers from severe anxiety and depression, and is pretty much other than normal. After breaking up with her boyfriend of 3 months because she claimed she needed to work on herself for a while, she falls for a boy who she never thought she would end up talking to again, Isaiah. Isaiah is a fairly normal boy who isn't popular but also isn't a complete loser. He's got a pretty much normal life, with a few twists, his dad, is a dick who really couldn't seem to care less at times, and his mom gets high and has an abusive boyfriend. You would never know these things just by looking at him, because every family has their fair share of fights and dysfunctions.
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