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I used to believe in myself, but people wore me down with their doubt. There’s a saying, “if you don’t believe in yourself, why would anyone else?” But that’s not how it works, it’s the other way around. I’ve decided to start believing in myself again, anyway.

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My friends call me Jonnie. You can too. View all posts by J. Wilder

Posted on Monday, January 7, 2019Monday, January 7, 2019Author J. WilderCategories Low-Poly Comix

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