DEFINE: ME
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For this story I decided to write about a girl who is at a spelling bee, but she keeps internalizing every word she gets. This is another one from Creative Writing class. The prompt was to write a story that focuses mainly on character development. This concept is actually very relatable to me because even to this day I still have a habit of internalizing passing speech. I would frequently question moments in my life and interpret them as fate. "Why am I the one who got this?" "Is this secretly saying something about me...? maybe it is... I could see how it is...". Ultimately, I think it's important that we learn to define ourselves, and not to completely give in to the past or our circumstances.
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"Love was always so hard for me.." I looked up at her as my lips parted at what she said. I know we might have disagreements but I didn't expect it to lead to us ending things. Then I saw a smile rise on her face as she reached out to hold my hand tightly "..but you made it so much easier and more beautiful than I even expected" I let out a sigh of relief at what she said as she smiled rubbing her thumb over my knuckles since we can't kiss right now "I love you" --- This story will include: (warnings) -detailed sexual content -sexual harassment/assault -forced sex -abuse (mental and physical) -alcohol, drugs, weed etc. -family issues/relationship issues -mental health issues

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