Just Being Me... I Think
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This is my story. I thought my life would just be like a normal 14 and a half year old but i was so wrong. I thought I would only have to worry about boys and not knowing what to wear or what lip gloss to put on. Little things that most girls think is a crisis. Little did I know that what i was going to go through was much much worse...
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