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“You ask me what's purpose I say, child, what is purpose but threads of fabrications, lies and manipulations, they've made up to tell you that you're never enough. I say, child, all I need is, a place where four walls do not exist Where my lungs breath and do not gasp for air, I don't need a label to be attached to, my ambitions. -Inked Confessions: The Untold Psych Ward Letters”

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