Depression Book
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Ongoing<5 mins
Last published Sun, Jul 5, 2015
This is a book I write in when I have a bad day and want to jump of a bridge while shooting everyone who ever wronged me. Don't give me pity or any of that shit cause I don't want it. Jenna is a awesome friend who will actually listen. Most of these post are going to be about us and our shirty moments we had to experience.
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