The Horrors of Elementary School (on hold most likely till Summer)

The Horrors of Elementary School (on hold most likely till Summer)

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You think you know what it is like being different try Cate's story. She is pushed down because others are insecure, they think that if they make her feel bad they can feel better them selves. Cate always knew she was different. She was the girl who ran on the bus the first day of kindergarten and lever even looked back. She was brave, confident, and not afraid to show her true colors. One of the first things her teachers said was "Does she ever shut up?!" Cate was like this for a couple of years, of course people were mean to her but she never thought anything of it. That was until her friends turned of her and started to be mean to her. Then when she got away they wouldn't ever leave her alone, but OF COURSE they weren't like this to any of the others in the group it was just her.
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