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Hey! I'm Hannah I was born in UK in London but I moved to Ireland a few years ago to escape some worries, bad memories and paparazzi as well. I really love dancing i danced to escape my worries. I wanted to be a choreographer since childhood but everyone thought it was impossible but now I am the impossible. In my life I've suffered a lot of betrayals after entering the choreography most of my friends back stabbed me which only caused angst, I became a patient of depression my mind was full of suicidal thoughts and much more it was hard for me to get out of this depression because of lack of friends as my parents became distant after my breakup, leaving me on my own just paying bills they never understood what being a parent is. This might

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