Too many Apologies
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This is just a story about my middle school years and how much has changed since then and how much of an impact middle school has made on me. About how I was blind. Foolish. Selfish and hurt many times. I still don't know if any of it was my fault, or if I was the bad guy, or if it was someone els fucking shitting on my life in disguise.. These were the years that really broke down and numbered who I should really call my friend.
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