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Old Sep 04, 2013, 09:33 PM
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Hi fellow borderliners.

I have been blogging for a few weeks now. I find it very helpful. I have tried keeping a journal for years, but am never consistent. This seems to be different bc I am motivated to write regularly for my followers, and I love to get feedback on things. I didn't expect much, but I'm pleasantly surprised to find that some people seem to like what I write. Perhaps you will too.

So I would like to invite everyone to visit and follow my blog.
The Borderline Girl Who Loved Animals | A Story of Mental Health and Discovery

I hope that you enjoy!

Doc
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Old Sep 04, 2013, 11:05 PM
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Hi fellow borderliners.

I have been blogging for a few weeks now. I find it very helpful. I have tried keeping a journal for years, but am never consistent. This seems to be different bc I am motivated to write regularly for my followers, and I love to get feedback on things. I didn't expect much, but I'm pleasantly surprised to find that some people seem to like what I write. Perhaps you will too.

So I would like to invite everyone to visit and follow my blog.
The Borderline Girl Who Loved Animals | A Story of Mental Health and Discovery

I hope that you enjoy!

Doc
Sounds good, I'll have to check it out.
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