Carla Bianca V. Ravanes
Carla Bianca V. Ravanes

BEFORE I entered high school, I was obsessed with the teen magazines that were fairly new in early 2000. My friends would always remind me of my fondness recalling that I introduced them to these magazines. I was often the culprit of passing around these reads in class when the teacher wasn’t looking.

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