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Eulogy About Teen Wolf

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AUTOBIOGRAPHY ABOUT FRANCHESCA FELICIANO "You 're so strange" -said everyone who has encountered me so far in this school year. Others might say it 's due to the "harsh" enirvonment of an adolescent 's life or its simply "just a phase". But I see myself as any other person but with a different taste for life. I typically don 't always enjoy rap or what 's going around in music nor do I watch the latest episode of teen wolf. With this being said , im not afraid to announce my interest in the Japanese culture . I drool over Japanese drama 's and anime. But for an odd reason I 'm seen to be a specific way..Nevertheless as soon I open my mouth and allow the flow of words to reveal who I really am. Im

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