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Life As A Fighter: Living As A True Man

Life As A Fighter: Living As A True Man

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Ryan Smith is back with his fourth book, and it's his most honest and authentic book to date. His previous books Poeticman, Motives, and Thoughts of A Battered Soul and Born A Fighter showcased his passion for writing. Ryan has talked about his life's ups and downs in the past, but Ryan discovered that life is about growth and self-discovery. This book takes you on a journey into Ryan's life as he details his upbringing, battles with depression and suicide, and his struggles to accept himself as a strong gay man representing the LGBTQ community. No more hiding or keeping secrets; Ryan is ready to reveal his life story from past to present.

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BrandRyan Smith
Pub dateJul 30, 2021
ISBN-100578878488
ISBN-139780578878485
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions7 × 0.47 × 4.25 in
Weight0 lb
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