Perfectionism (The Watty's 2017)

Perfectionism (The Watty's 2017)

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For some reason, we want to be perfect but we aren't. You know it. I know it. Nobodies ever going to be perfect. Behind our make-up, we're all just us, simple human beings. We get judged by instantly everything we do and that's why we have to put on make-up so we're not judged. Do we really need it though? The answer is no. I used to wear a lot of make-up such as foundation, concealer, eye liner, and mascara in high school. I had zero confidence and now that I'm a little bit older, I don't care as much. I can wake up every morning and wear my hair in a ponytail without having to worry about the thoughts of others. I can go to the store in sweats with no make-up and I just don't care anymore. My transformation from high school to now... I've changed a lot. We don't need to please everyone. If someone does not like who you are, you don't need that person in your life. Get rid of the negativity and only keep the positive friends that will support you until the end. I wanted to write this story as I think it's important. It's another issue in our society and I think it's sad because we don't need to constantly impress people but people still have it in their minds that they NEED to impress others. It's not necessary. You may see that I'm wearing make-up in my profile picture. There's times when we can have fun and dress up and that's okay, but don't do it to impress people. The best advice I can give is to just be yourself and smile! :)
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A shy high school senior jock and a closed-off girl battling an immune disorder fake a relationship to win a social media contest. Being shy isn't easy, especially when you're the new kid at school. Scotts Valley's football program is subpar compared to my last school's team, but the starters underestimate my all-conference skills. Girls eye me like fresh meat. Mom's cooking has the fire department on speed dial, and her game cheering makes me want to crawl under the bleachers. In the middle of all this stress, I'm still so tongue-tied that I can't talk to anyone. Scotts Valley High's 'Golden Couple' competition-which I want no part of-grates my nerves. I want to play football and baseball, then continue whatever gets me a college scholarship. Only Paige treats me as a normal person. People at school say she's quiet and closed-off, but she's nice to me. She's hiding her awesome self under baggy clothes and the brightest, pinkest hair I've ever seen. I don't understand why she's picked on, and I don't like it. Her medical bills are mounting, so I'm doing something about it. Paige and I pretend to date to remove ourselves from the rumor mill and win the Golden Couple's cash prize. What I don't expect is to catch feelings for my 'first trust,' the first friend I can open up to and be myself around...my girl Paige. This story is complete! 13+ Content: this story contains swearing, kissing, handholding & cuddling.

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