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By boles
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I want to know how people in their teens develop relationships with friends, even though having celiac means we can't eat out.

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3 hours ago, boles said:

I want to know how people in their teens develop relationships with friends, even though having celiac means we can't eat out.

This series of articles might help you. 

 

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