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Paul Harris/Help, I'm self-aware! Chicago, Illinois
Paul Harris is uncomfortable writing about himself in third person. He's uncomfortable writing about himself in general,
really.
You'd think, given the sheer number of social media outlets, job applications, and dating sites for which he has had to fill out similar descriptions over the years, he would have grown accustomed to the process or drafted some kind of form bio by now. No such luck.
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