Oh Dear Reality.
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Last published Tue, Feb 17, 2015
Girls fall in love all the time and most of the time, girls fall in love with the boys that they can't have. I call them fairy tales things that are made up. A lot of movies show you you can get the boy you can't have but in reality it's not all magic all the time. Life can be cruel if your a dreamer. But your just really lucky if you get to be the one with the happily ever after.
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