What Actually Happened Freshman Year

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Last published Mon, Sep 30, 2019

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A timeless story about packing up and heading to college. Raquel never had so many emotions in her head until she flew across the country for Freshman Move In day at a small private college on the East Coast. Fear, excitement, relief, anxiety, and even more. Freshman year of college is a mile stone for anyone but what happens when you lose yourself in the process?

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If at all I could grab it.
This is a story of a college-going girl, her journey. Come travel with her as she shares her experiences with you all
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Junior Year
Continuation of Sophomore Year and Freshman Year.
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TEMPORARY PLEASURE
She never anticipated that a fleeting moment of delight could evolve into a newfound necessity in her life.
Sparks and Stethoscopes; E.J
COLLEGE AU They say college is where you find yourself, but you seem to only lose yourself as the years pass. art creds: NiharikaJetty
Unspoken
Follow the journey of a 17 year-old girl navigating the waters of adulthood as she shares her experiences with love, loss, heartbreak, laughter, happiness, and struggle over the course of three years. The transition between high school to college is never easy, but it's a lot easier knowing that someone is going through the same thing as you. As the moral of this story goes, never judge a book by its cover. We never know what someone else is going through, and even though we don't like to admit it, a lot of us are the same deep down.
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If at all I could grab it.

This is a story of a college-going girl, her journey. Come travel with her as she shares her experiences with you all

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