The Way Out Girl

The Way Out Girl

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Having everything. Having the perfect life. Isn't that what we all want? Isn't that what people spend their whole life working for? I mean people will slave away at jobs that don't treat them well for years just knowing that one day when they have enough money they will be able to quit and just let the stress float away and settle down in the house you want, with the job you want, and the people you want. I had all those nice things from the second I was born and didn't have to go through the hardship of working for any of it. So why is it that I wish I were someone else?
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Once upon a time... That's how all the fairytales begin, right? There's a girl who's mistreated and misunderstood. She meets a guy--probably the most popular guy in school (and hey, why not make him British while we're at it?). He's most likely very handsome and just as rich, and magically seems to understand her. It feels like they've known each other forever when in fact they've actually just met. It's love at first sight, the guy saves the girl from whatever misery she's in, they meet only two or three problems along the way, and then it's happily ever after. But this isn't a fairytale. Copyrights to ProfessionalDork

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