I'LL BE WAITING
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MatureComplete Sat, Mar 25, 201717m
Life is all about life lessons,every move you make will count someday either as life lesson or charm.school isn't about just listening to teachers,talk all day or writing homeworks and classworks.It is also about having fun and enjoying childhood while it last,not even the learning part should be boring.It should be you realizing,experiencing,loving and growing but every step we make should count as lessons or even an experience you will never forget.One thing I always ask myself is that why teens even date,well the age group I'm in.It's actually pointless if you think about it but it doesn't stop us from doing it.we might be young and do not understand things but one thing every human being knows is pain.Parents might not understand or even take it as a joke when we cry or complain about "heart break".It's real,very real.It does really exist and as expected it's really painful.
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