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Between the Lines

Chrisandrew Baker

Soft words. Heavy meaning. Words for those who feel deeply. Welcome to my writing haven!

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    26 | Just here writing about life and everything in between while actively being confused by it. Trying to make sense of it all one post at a time.

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