social media high.

social media high.

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hi i am Anna and i am writing about the reality of technology. we can say things and we do not see how it is affecting that person we are texting or talking to on social media and this is in the story of a high school that realized this the hard way but ends up becoming closer there is love ,DRAMA and tears hope you will read enjoy and understand the pain people go though from just a few words you might post or text because you are mad . ;)
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