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I want to look different, woman living with facial hair shares story

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Dora Semanu, a woman living with hirsutism, shares her story of embracing excessive facial hair despite public scrutiny and discrimination. Learn how she f Read More: https://punchng.com/i-want-to-look-different-woman-living-with-facial-hair-shares-story/

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