The Lunch Line

The Lunch Line

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Every little kid wants to be accepted; to be loved and wanted. Sometimes, against their upbringing, kids will do anything to lessen the peer pressure put on them to "fit in." They'll do what the popular kids are doing - drugs, sex, drinking, or whatever. All I can say is thank GOODNESS I let myself "fit in" only during fourth grade - where "fitting in" meant cussing every other word and mocking the teachers behind their backs. Who knows what it would've been like if I was in high school. I would've been lost. Absolutely. Lost.
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When I was born, I wasn't born with this "Red String" everyone apparently had. It seemed to connect people, to have people's hearts never broken. Well, I'm unlucky enough to not have a string. Sometimes, it does seem as though I am very lucky to not a string, for it does cause drama. Although... Feeling left out isn't my cup of tea, and hearing all these stories people tell me aren't the best either. This all changed when I hit my second year of high school, and the new kid on the block seemed to have the same problem as I.

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