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Journey to Anorexia

Journey to Anorexia

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She was a game player. But always the leader. And the winner. No matter what she was always there, tearing you down then building you up. She was sweet, but deadly. Like a friend that helps you get what you want, but for a price. Jail or suspension isn't the price in this case. Loss of friendships and relationships are the least of your worries. But death, now that's shit you should worry about. And that's the consequence for this game. If you play her way.
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