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Aug 27, 2021 1 hr 4 min

Life goes on

from SUICIDE LOGS

It has been over a year of me doing the show. We recap everything that has gone on since the beginning. A funny story my friend Tim suggested I tell you guys. how the guitar has distracted me from suicidal thoughts. Being proud of myself how it's hard to focus on my goals because of the status of the world. the movie I'm in and my honest thoughts on it. looking back on how bad my acne was and how that probably affected my mental health back then. being an only child. my mom being nicer to me. realizing I'm always busy but its my choice. Life being a puzzle and much more Thank you for your support you can reach out on instagram @suicidelogs enter "woosah" at smoothmyballs.com to get 20% off your order.

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