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To regain the warmth he had lost, Damar dressed and presented himself like his mother. Not as an attempt to find his identity, but as a simple way to ease his longing. However, despite his efforts, social stigma caused people to view him negatively, even though Damar simply wanted to rediscover the person who had once made him feel at home.
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To regain the warmth he had lost, Damar dressed and presented himself like his mother. Not as an attempt to find his identity, but as a simple way to ease his longing. However, despite his efforts, social stigma caused people to view him negatively, even though Damar simply wanted to rediscover the person who had once made him feel at home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Arrafly Kanahaya Muniez
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