It's okay To Be Different.
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Last published Sun, Oct 9, 2016
In a society full of stereotypes, where couples are made up by a girl and a boy, where if you don't get straight A's you're stupid, where if you don't wear expensive cloth you are poor, were you are supposed to be perfect...yeah in that society it's okay to be different.
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