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Self-help

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Genres: Non-Fiction,

 The internet can change your life in so many ways. Here's how GA helped change mine. 

Language note: I use 'queer' as an all-embracing term to describe those who aren't straight. I also tend to use 'they' in any context, singular or plural.
Copyright © 2022 northie; All Rights Reserved.

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drsawzall

· Edited by drsawzall

   2 of 2 members found this review helpful 2 / 2 members

I've often commented on just how lucky we are to have this incredible story site populated by some of the best wordsmiths and authors found anywhere.

And as this story review points out, it is so much more!

Please take a moment to read this story and others by this author along with the many fine authors who contribute to this story site.

That this site makes a difference in so many ways is indisputable, as evidenced by the following!

This is what happened one day in June 2019.

I was pretty much minding my own business at home one morning when a thought popped into my head. Not a question or a proposition or a ‘What shall I do today’ but simply a statement. A statement which answered so many questions. I remember turning the thought over briefly. More from surprise than anything else. It didn’t occur to me to question it. 

Why? Because it felt so damn right. Because it gave me my label. Because I could now make sense of my world. 

In this special anniversary year for GA, I can’t help wondering whether I would’ve found my own inner peace without this site and everything that followed.

Maybe. But then again, maybe not. 

Thanks, GA, for everything.  

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Bill W

  

Northie gives a heartfelt look back at his life and his quest to figure out who he was and why it mattered so much to others.  He also describes how the internet helped him to discover how he fit in and how finding GA helped to make him who he is today.  A truly moving journey that ended successfully for him, while others are either still searching to discover their identity or their quest didn't turn out quite as well. 

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