I guess...

I guess...

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People talk about being different, or weird, or unique, but very few people can actually achieve that. And if they can, what's the point? In a couple 100 years, no one will remember the likes of Marie Curie, The Beatles, or Steve Jobs, they sure as hell are not going to remember someone for being slightly different. Hello. I'm Abigail Esparza as you can tell, I'm not exactly a ray of sunshine. This is just one of my thoughts that rampage about my head around the time I'm about to go to bed. Normally, when these ideas pops up, I just talk to someone to distract me. For example, my boyfriend. When I call them for this reason, I tend not to tell them the reason of why I decided to call. Mostly because I'm not in the mood for a heart to heart or being judged, but my friends don't really ask so it's not a hard secret to keep. Does she actually want to be average and normal or will she try to do something different with the possibility of failing?
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I sat in my first period english class, my teacher grading papers or whatever it is that teachers do when you walk in. Soon the first bell rung, and people filed in. The usual suspects, the nerds, the cool kids, the "we hate liz" kids, and so on and so forth. But Imagine my surprise when I see a kid with blonde straighted hair, and an under cut roll in. And I mean that literally, he rolled in, in a pair of healies. I couldn't take my eyes off this peculiar specicimine. A woman from the office handed my teacher a note, who then attended her attention to the odd looking boy standing behind her. "What's your name?" She smiled. "Jaimie." The boy smiled right back.

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