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“Do you know how it feels when your mother says, ‘Please die, I can’t watch you like this’? I do. I was 13 when I wore the India blazer, a boy from Panchkula playing snooker. My parents were proud. Maa told everyone about her son, the prodigy. I had medals, a scholarship, stayed in fancy hotels, flew to different cities; I had everything. By 18, I wasn’t that boy anymore. I was a drug addict. My friends had already been using, but I thought I was stronger. Then, all it took was one hit of heroin

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IT’S FINALLY HERE!! 🎉 A Borrowed Box - EP is finally ready for me to send to all of you! If you have preordered the CD, then these will be shipped out to you tomorrow morning, and if you haven’t already, order before MIDNIGHT TONIGHT to get in on that shipment! A massive thank you to everyone that supported me during this project, to @dmsvinyl, and to the LEGEND that is @davegraymusician for loaning me this box in the first place!! Please keep streaming it, order your copies, and I look forward

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My Dad Smashed My Trophy on Graduation Day — But His Silence at Home Hurt Even More… When the principal called my name—“Sophie Hart, Valedictorian”—I felt the world tilt. The tassel brushed my cheek, the medal weighed heavy against my collarbone, and for a brief moment, every dawn bus ride, diner shift, and late-night essay had finally been worth it. The crowd cheered. My classmates clapped. I lifted the trophy and thought, This is it. This is the moment I’ll remember forever. But forever came d

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