Being Me
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Last published Thu, Apr 9, 2015
short stories and poems.
What's it like to be me!?!
Why don't you take a look inside,See for yourself.
or,in this case, read for yourself.
Being me isn't all about happy go lucky pretty girl gets the world .
Being me is about heartbreak,love,failure, taking chances,and sometimes risking it all.
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