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“Things can’t be a certain way all the time just because you want them to be!” “Why not? Why do people care so much who you love? You’re not hurting anyone, right?” “Not that I know of,” [...] “And you’re not doing anything wrong?” “No, Ty.” He throws his hands up in the air. “Then who cares? I’ll never understand why people just won’t let others be who they are. It’s not like it’s affecting them in any way.”

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Book:Bear, Otter, and the Kid
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