Well being
Updated: Sep 28, 2023
Artist: Bank
Age: 17 Country: Lao PDR
In this project, we aim to make everyone happy by ensuring that we are in a place where we belong. Although we may encounter some challenges, we have everything we need to overcome them, and we will always find other things to fulfill us. This is the essence of the phrase "belongingness" for us.
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