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Why I Want To Be Unbanned
My dad once told me, "If it isn't just then make it right." I have stuck with these words ever since I was little. Now I am 14 and I have faced this obstacle in my life. I have been perma-banned. I don't know how this could be, I've never done anything wrong or hurt anybody. The only thing I can remember I did wrong was to say in chat, "ayye lmao." But that's it. I really appreciate you guys making a fun and lively server and that' why I want to be unbanned because I want to have fun with everyone.

I was finally beginning to get the hang of things but I just get banned. I think you should unban me because I haven't done anything to hurt anybody. There comes a time where you can't trust people I understand but I swear I'm INNOCENT I
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