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"You Make Me Feel Good" tells six stories that take us on a journey through real and intense love, love forbidden by society, and relationships taken to extremes. But passion, hope, and faith shine through, demonstrating that it's always possible to rewrite our stories from the depths of our hearts.
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"You Make Me Feel Good" tells six stories that take us on a journey through real and intense love, love forbidden by society, and relationships taken to extremes. But passion, hope, and faith shine through, demonstrating that it's always possible to rewrite our stories from the depths of our hearts.
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