Fitting In:
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Have you ever had trouble fitting in school? Well, if you have then stay tuned to the rest of the story. I’m in the 11th grade. I had
moved to a new school in 5th grade, thinking that i was gonna be popular and i was gonna fit in. Well, that didn’t quite work out. I was the unpopular kid, the ugly kid, the kid that made good grades, but never fit in. I remember saying, “I wish I wasn’t here. Why in the hell did God put me here? Im not special,.” I sure as hell didn’t think i belonged there. I moved out of my old neighborhood to my new one. Thats when i met my best friend, Alyssa. She went to the same school as me. Not to even mention, she acts like a sister of mine. I got made fun of everyday, because of my looks. I had a big issue on my face that everyone would sit there and laugh at, except alyssa. Alyssa stood up for me and was there for me through everything.
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