Crazy girl
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Just a normal girl..... HA! You've got to be kidding me, right? Are you seriously going to compare me to normal, when I'm anything but normal? Normalcy sucks, normal is boring, repeating of the same pattern. I like being open and honest about the world, yet they call me crazy. Yeah, they even put a straight jacket on me they considered me so crazy, and no, please don't look at me that way, it was through their of preception of insanity that I was locked away. It was no fun house castle they put me in, either, for it was so much worse. Atleast now everyone knows I'm a real crazy girl.
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