The Suckish Life
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Ongoing, First published Feb 19, 2015
I am Makenzie Collins I Am 10 years old ,I go to Hickory Ridge Elementary School our school is amazing but there's just one person I hardly like it's my teacher she never lets us have parties she is sort of nice but she always makes us do the same things over and over again I even bet  she doesn't even know what it's like it have to wake up at 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning to go to school and learn the same stuff over again with nasty boys and girls which are sort of thots and sluts and then have to walk around school being around these kids that are mostly out of their freaking minds like for real doe.But other than that I love my school and my best friends although I used to have a boyfriend named trevonn but he cheated on me he likes my best friend that crushed my heart tho but I'm still ok because I have my best friends and I love them.Plus u have annoying brothers sister's cousins at home and then kids from ur class stalk u when they know u don't like them but ask u to go with them.
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