LIFE
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An autobiography.
The unfiltered life of a girl who had the unfourentility of being born
I think people might find it interesting, so you can read it for that
or
You can read it because it is an unfiltered version of someone's view on their life.
I will be changing all the names because I would like to remain anonymous for the time being
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