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“Yes, I might be different, but I'm DEFIANTLY DIFFERENT - and I'm not going to hide away. I'm going to write what I like and dress how I like and love, or not love, who I like. And I'm going to dream sensational dreams. And let them lead me to live sensational adventures.”

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Book:Tell it to the Moon
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Book:Wisdom of the I: A Guide for Everyone to Supreme Happiness
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Book:Tell it to the Moon
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