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Don't worry, you've not clicked on the wrong video, but I'm changing things up.

This is our slash pro revenge.

Click it's funny to mock, abuse and spread rumours about me and my disabilities, enjoy having

your whole life and reputation destroyed.

Let's start off with some background, now this will be important for the story.

So when I was born, I had a bilateral cleft lip and palate, so I couldn't speak clearly

until I was 11 years old.

And even then, my speech wasn't the clearest to understand, due to the number of surgeries

I had to repair my lip and palate, I'm around 14 at this point.

I also had pretty wonky front teeth throughout most of my first two years of school until

I got braces, which made a huge difference to my appearance.

I was also diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome when I was seven, which made it harder for

me to communicate with people of my own age.

Although I was bullied a bit throughout my earlier school career, I didn't take it too

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