A BETTER ENDING

A BETTER ENDING

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The life of a teen is not easy, even more so when you don't have the assurance that one day you will be going to college or university. and even worst when the people you are around just plane think you are lazy and want nothing out of life. but the truth is, you yearn deeply to be assured that yes you will be going to college and yes you want something out of life. yes, I know. there are other ways to make it to the top. but what if going to college is the best way at having a shot that will take me out of the poverty I am swimming in? what if that the only way I know how? but then again I mean, the people I am with wouldn't get that. they wouldn't understand that they had the help. something I am pretty sure I won't have when I leave high school. the had a good start in life. don't they understand that is going to be difficult for me? I mean, my life is basically fucked but why don't you wait and see how it plays out.
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I was young, naive, and weak, when my whole world collapsed. Now, I'm still young, but I know better. Better than to put my guard down. Better than to blindly believe those who promise, they won't hurt me. Better than to think someone would show some genuine interest in who I am instead of just taking advantage of me. Better than to trust anyone with my heart and body ever again. I spent years crawling up from the rock bottom, just now starting to see the light. Joining my college lacrosse team is a chance for happiness, but also a risk, I'm petrified to take. How am I supposed to look at my teammates and not see his face? How am I supposed to pretend I'm not on the verge of a panic attack, every time I step into the locker room? And how am I supposed to tell someone, that they only waste their time on me because I might as well be considered a lost cause?

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