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TheBoyWhoRaged1683

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TheBoyWhoRaged1683

Poet, Non-conformist, Contrarian by necessity. To define, is to limit. - Oscar Wilde.
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Pieces by TheBoyWhoRaged1683

Mental health and wellbeing

Men's Mental Health Awareness: Part 2

Why it’s crucial for young men to open up about their mental health

TheBoyWhoRaged1683
Jul 18, 2025
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Relationships

The Do's and Don'ts of Relationships

The basic rules of relationships remain the same, even in a digital world

TheBoyWhoRaged1683
Apr 6, 2025
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Mental health and wellbeing

Me, and Us.

Insight into my discovery of how to navigate mental health complexities

TheBoyWhoRaged1683
Feb 4, 2025
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Mental health and wellbeing

All the Many Voices.

This poem seeks to shed light on the struggles of neurodivergent people.

TheBoyWhoRaged1683
Nov 4, 2024
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