Don't Question Me

Don't Question Me

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"Hey," He would always begin with a simple greeting and just to play it cool I would reply with, "Hey." It was awkward but I knew he felt something toward me like I did to him. I think. But were they the same feelings I felt for a girl. The smell of her perfume sizzled in my head, or how she looked after a shower, wet hair and blushed cheeks. Was I gay? Was I straight? Did it even matter? If trying to get good grades and get into a good college wasn't hard enough let's just pile some hormones and teen questioning. Great. Thanks for that. Oh, and did I mention that I was basically the shadow of my twin sister... Yeah. Anyways enjoy...
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The idea of being sent to a 'straight camp' for the entire summer sounded absurd. Nothing about it made the slightest bit of sense to me. And it looked like any other summer camp; a bunch of uncomfortable-looking teenagers standing with one or both of their parents, people I assumed were in charge talking to them. My parents wouldn't let me say anything as they willingly handed over my information to the stranger in a blue shirt. They promised me I would thank them, told me I would be grateful once the summer was over. I never would have thought for a second that they would have been right, but it turns out, this was exactly what not only I needed, but what everyone involved needed. And I would thank my parents, had they known what they really signed me up for.

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