We're Dancing In A World Alone

We're Dancing In A World Alone

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Alone in a world with 7 billion people, leaving behind all my friends in a city nobody's ever heard about to move to a city of stars on the west coast. Recovering from being abused by a parent, recovering from self harm, and no friends. At least that's what I thought. Going into your senior year of high school not knowing anyone is hard, but as I walk into first hour I recognize a face, I can't figure out how I know him. I just know I've seen him, the recognition is faint. You can tell I'm not from California, everyone stares at me as I walk in. As the morning bell rings I take a seat in the back so I can be alone. I was never good at making friends and it's no easier here. I just want my mom to hug me and tell me everything will be alright, but she can't. That's why I'm here to begin with.
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I never meant to be a disappointment to my dad or to destroy my parent's marriage, but now my mom and I are moving to a small town called Louisville over halfway through my senior year. On my first day of school, some guy steals my first kiss in the cafeteria, and I meet a girl who probably has enough problems without adding me to the list. Overall the day was a disaster, and I can't help thinking that life would be better for everyone if I never existed in the first place. This story is told from multiple points of view, and explores how the existence of one person affects the lives around them.

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