Lettere a me stesso

Lettere a me stesso

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Io sono un ragazzo così... Potete dire che sono diverso, potete definirmi sfigato, però io ho bisogno di sfogare tutto scrivendo tutto quello che mi viene in mente, amo i paradossi e se non ho tutto sotto controllo divento matto, quindi cosa succederebbe se un ragazzo bipolare decidesse di scrivere tutti i suoi pensieri su un sito di libri
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