If you're not a sensitive, everything hurts your feelings type of person, you can proceed to the next chapter.
Otherwise :
If you are the kind of person who cannot handle uncomfortable situations or the kind of person who needs a so-called "trigger warning" before you encounter something you don't think you have the mental capacity to handle, you might want to skip to chapter 12.
I don't like to do "trigger warnings." I don't think I should have to ruin the chapter up front for those that are interested in reading it, just to appease a couple readers that think they can't handle a few words in a book.
Either skip ahead or grow up and learn that not all of life will be rainbow farting unicorns and other brain draining, safe space, fantasy fluff along with warnings meant to appease your feelings.
BTW, If you're that sensitive, you're going to have a miserable life.
Sorry for that, now on with the next great chapter.
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The Street Festival: How A Wallflower Became The Hero
ChickLitMarty, is a quiet, shy kid, a loner with no close friends. He's always felt like an odd, uncomfortable, awkward person with zero social skills. With no positive male role model in his life, he hasn't gained much insight into what it means to be a m...
