Kris and Mel
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Kris an outgoing teenage girl who changes the life of a gender confused "girl" named Mel, who happen to fall for each other. Through this story I wanted to express how it feels to not only to fall for someone of the same gender, but how hard it is to not feel at home in your own body. Whether it has to do with weight or because of identifying to the opposite gender.
In this story Mel does fall deep in bad habits and ends up losing so much more then she thought she would.
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