Still Us
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Friendships don't usually end with a big argument. Most of the time, they change quietly. This story is about two girls who were best friends and still cared about each other-even when things felt awkward, confusing, and different. It's about moments that went unsaid, feelings that didn't have names yet, and how easy it is to think you're alone when you're not. It's also about learning that friendships don't have to look the same forever to still matter. This book isn't about blame. It's about growing up, messing up, and figuring things out as you go. Some parts are happy. Some parts are sad. Most parts are messy. But in the end, it's about choosing honesty, even when it's hard-and realizing that sometimes, after everything changes, you can still find your way back to us.
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carissa
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Writing is a terrifying act of creation that requires us to push past the fear of being known and bare our souls to others. It gives us a glimpse into our multifaceted lives, both as writers who share their stories and as readers who bring their own unique experiences to what they read. Writing serves as a beautiful connection to each other and our world. This collection of poetry and prose is intended for those of us who feel we have lost our connections and sometimes feel a little less than human because of it.

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