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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Nov 6, 2018
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I was never really what you would call an ordinary person. Mom always called me very unique. She liked it quite a lot. But others seemed almost wary of me. So I grew up as an outcast in school. It wasn't until I met someone who was also unique did I grow to like myself. He was quite the opposite of me, though. We were different for different reasons, I suppose you would say. I thought I finally met my means to my fairytale ending. But news flash. This is real life. Life isn't happiness, and joy, and happy fairytale endings with 'true love's first kiss'. There's no such thing. Life isn't a storybook.
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He just stood there. Looking at me. The way I had reacted had put him in a state of shock. "I... I um," Every word I had learned from pre-school to now had just flew out of my mind and left me speechless. "I should go." I could tell he could barely hear the hurtful words I had just chocked out of my mouth, but I didn't care. Not anymore. I walked away. Fighting back tears. I drove all the way to my house and when I got there I fell against the cold wall. What had just happened? All I knew is that I wasn't able to think straight. My mind was clouded with memories of him. I shook my head trying to forget everything that was involved with him. But I wasn't able to forget. These thoughts were a part of me now. He was a part of me.

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