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Creating David Ruwa ep40

I took life much more easy. Relaxed more. It is highly probable that I just wanted to fit in and be 'like everyone else'. I traded myself just to be like every other person. I really wanted to feel what it felt like to be like the other people. It felt nice, I felt accepted...but the damage was so hard it would have to take ages to fix. So long, I wish I knew.

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  1. Anonymous8 November 2018 at 22:16

    reading... this is getting interesting. english teachers a good read...

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    1. David Ruwa14 November 2018 at 21:53

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