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Hello world

Hello world

Okay, here goes.
 In the quest for originality, I intend to make this blog a 0% cringe-worthy space right from the start (although, look at the start of this blog post *rolls eyes*)

Starting this blog has been something I have wanted to do for ages, and after encouragement from family and friends, I have finally decided to start one, which I'm sure you agree is exciting (although nerve wracking!)

It takes guts to put yourself out there, just saying'

I want this blog to be mainly Fashion based, to anyone who knows me this is not a surprise, however it may change in time, and thats fine. I don't want to just commit to a theme

Love, Harry

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