A Journal
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Last published Thu, Jul 16, 2026
A journal, from a young girl growing into adulthood. Watch and read with each entry as she grows, learns, hurts, cries and so much more.
Entries WILL have short and long entries.
This is based off my own journal. For legal reasons- some names and usernames will be shortened to the first letter or redacted.
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