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The Journey of a Fat Girl
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Ongoing, First published Feb 21, 2016
Hi!
Please read and immerse yourself in my crazy, sad, weird, awkward, and joyful life. 
 I am a female who is desperately trying to lose weight because I am fat. No, that is not all I am! That is simply a description of one of my many physical features. This is basically a Diary that is about my journey and struggles of being fat. You'll be with me as I progress and try to lose weight. 
 
Be apart of my journey of weight-loss. Be apart of my life as I strive to be slim. Be with me through my ups and downs.
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