My High-School Experience

My High-School Experience

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Kinda of like my rant book thing. I don't know. But this is my high-school experience. Hello, I am Nikki, I go by Nik I am a freshman. It's my first day of high school and this is my experience. See my life is full of cliches and just like every single teen fiction out there, it's always about a girl/boy in high-school, and as my life is full of cliches I'd like to see how much more cliche it can get. So stick with me through this experience and we'll see how bad I fail at being a high-schooler.
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Anxiety

Thea Salvatore. She never thought her life could get so complicated, in such a short amount of time, in one situation continued on. After losing people closets to her, and betrayed by another, she closes herself off, focusing mainly on school. This causes more problems than solutions. Her anxiety comes out in full force, sending her into multiple attacks at any given time, during school, after school, in the middle of the night. She's so anxious, so nervous, so afraid that she's going to be hurt, or worse, killed. Then a foreign exchange student moves in with her best friend, and befriends her. Her life changes, she changes back into her old self. She comes out of her shell, her mind shifting off all the stressful times, and past times, and focuses on this new guy in her life. A guy she desperately wants to keep, but wants to also keep safe. They go through twists and turns, but in the end, doesn't happiness always win?

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