Sadness in the 21st century
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Last published Thu, Dec 5, 2024
This work is a collection of my thoughts and feelings, some times chaotic, some times more organised.
The themes spoken of within my work are for mature audiences and can be triggering (Heartbreak, mental health, mental illness, depression, anxiety, self-harm, suicide, sex, sexuality, sexual violence, abuse, discrimination and racism.)
I'll be adding more chapters frequently.
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