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English, 25.08.2021 06:20, linnlinn2320

PLEASE READ IF YOU NEED A BOOST OF CONFIDENCE Everyone who gets teased, named called, picked on and anything else you are going through at school or at home ignore them you have to belive your more than what people call you. You have to believe that you are perfect and you have people that you can talk to, you have people who love you and care for you. You belong in this world even if you think you dont you do. You are beautiful inside and out, dont let words get to you they might hurt a lot but you have to tell your self it not true. You have to tell your self you are smart, you are amazing, you are beautiful, you have a reason to be on this earth. So dont listen to other people when they are bullying you stand up to them get help do what ever they can. Dont take anything they say to heart.

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