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I AM GOING TO THE REN FAIREE WITH MY GF THIS YEAR

should I run away from home ((bc my parents are fighting again and it's getting out of hand and I'm crying rn bc I'm so scared glass has been broken it's only bc they are drunk but still I'm scared)) I am running away tomorrow

guys I'm that one person who takes pics for someone but never sends them to that person :3

GUYS I CAN EXPLAIN THIS!!!

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guys I'm back and unstable my parents are abusive and I have cuts and bruises all over me because of them... and my tooth got mocked out and now I am Finn to my friends and I figured out I love playing Dandy's world and cookie run kingdom andy fav books are wings of fire!!!

Wanna see grandma?