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What Goes On Inside
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Complete, First published Jan 20, 2016
Life doesn't come with a rule book, and if it did, would any one of us truly follow it? 
  
  You know what's crazy about Life? It leads us on a path we never even imagined we would be on.
  
  Society has taught us that individuality and being yourself is the wrong choice to make, and you should instead fit in and belong. If we did step out of our boundaries, we would feel shunned, unwanted, and unloved, so each and every one of us put up a mask and wall to try and hide who we really are. But when you think about it, if we were all the same, wouldn't life be pretty boring?
  
  Being unique and being yourself is what makes you...YOU! No one in this entire planet, galaxy, or probably even universe could be YOU. You're your own being, your own soul, your own person. Don't let someone guide the life you were granted.
  
  The only bad thing about being yourself is going through the path of getting there. The obstacles, the struggles, and the hardships...they're all real and they all suck. But without them, we wouldn't be the same person we are today.
  
  And this is my story of how I became the girl I am today. 
  I'm not perfect, and frankly, I'm not even close to that, but I am my true self. 
  Are you?
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