Finding My Borderline

Finding My Borderline

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I've always felt like there was something fundamentally fractured within me. Even as a fourteen-year-old, a time when my classmates seemed perfectly content existing in their 'normal,' well-adjusted bubbles, I was perpetually battling internal hurricanes. They worried about pop quizzes and crushes; I wrestled with emotions that roared through me like wildfires and fears that clung to me like suffocating shadows. I just never knew what it was. It was always weird, always intense, but for a long time, I just learned to live with it, to mask it, to pretend. I was Parline, a regular girl. Or so I desperately tried to be.
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Ever since I was a kid, I knew I was different. Other children didn't like hanging out with me. I was silently bullied, and even the teachers seemed to hate me. And honestly? I was ugly. I really was... different. The way I talked, the way I walked-people even said my walk was horrifying (don't ask). The way I did things, the things I found interesting... they all set me apart. Then I entered high school. Suddenly, I became popular. I was beautiful, with a figure people envied. I had tons of friends-three-quarters of whom I still don't know by name. I had the perfect best friend. Teachers adored me. I was even the school's valedictorian. Sure, people still called me weird, but I ruled. Until everything came crashing down... all in one day. --- The day I didn't talk to my best friend. Just one day. Only, I didn't know we wouldn't speak again for days, then months... then years.

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