High School: An Exposé
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Last published Thu, Aug 9, 2018
Everyone always tells you how great high school is going to be and how much fun you will have. They're lying. As a high school senior about to graduate I can tell you that yeah, it may not be all bad but it sure as hell isn't all good either. Its nothing like high school musical or that Disney channel shit they show you growing up. So here I come to fuck shit up and let you know what it's really all about.
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