More Than A Feeling | Jihope

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Jimin

"Hobi!" I skipped up to Hoseok who was currently scrolling through his phone. He looked down at me and smiled. "You seem happy." I nodded and wrapped my arms around his waist. "Guess what?" Hoseok hummed and hugged me back. "Nothing, I'm bored." Hoseok pulled away and looked at me. "Seriously?" I nodded.

Hoseok shook his head. "But I am tired. Carry me." I held out my arms towards him and made grabby hands. "Gladly." He lifted me up. I wrapped my legs around his waist and laid my head on his shoulder. "Did you want to take a nap?" "Yah." "Okay." Hoseok walked into his room and threw me down on his bed. "Yah!" Hoseok glared at me. "I just carried you all the way from my living room to here and now you're gonna use informal speech with me?" "Since when do you care about speech?"

I laughed and sat up. "Besides, you threw me on the bed as if I was a doll you don't care about. You're lucky my head didn't hit the headboard." Hoseok glared at me. "I care about you. Don't say that." I smiled at him and grabbed onto his hand. "I know." I pulled him down so he sat next to me. I stared at him.

Should I tell him?

I opened my mouth to say something, but closed it and looked down at my hands. "You okay?" Hoseoks hand held onto my cheek. I could feel him looking down at me. "I'm not ready to say it." I rested my head on his hand and closed my eyes. "That's fine. Just make sure to tell me when you're ready."

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I'm doing that school walkout today to protest against everything that happened in the parkland high school. This is the first time I'll be protesting and I'm excited.

If you don't know what happened, on February 14th, 2018 (Valentine's Day) there was a mass shooting at a high school in Florida. 17 kids died and 14 injured.

On March 14th and the 24th, at 10:00 am, schools across the United States will be walking out of classrooms to protest against gun violence. As you know, guns aren't illegal in the US and it's very easy to get your hands on a gun. Hopefully this will help make gun laws stricter.

Stoneman Douglas High School is actually one of the most deadliest school shootings in the U.S and it's the 6th school shooting since January 2018. (It's only been 2 months. Which is crazy and shouldn't be happening.)

Our government really needs to take a stand and do something. People who can vote need to do something. And hopefully this will change everything. And we won't have to worry about being killed while we're trying to get an education.

I feel like a news reporter. Sorry for this. 😂