Story cover for Not Your Stereotypical Story (Before You Exit/ Toby McDonough) by happyhargrove
Not Your Stereotypical Story (Before You Exit/ Toby McDonough)
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  • Reads 2,140
  • Votes 45
  • Parts 4
  • Time 24m
Ongoing, First published Jun 19, 2013
I don't think any of your stereotypes could formally fit what my life is, I mean, sure, I may seem like that really weird gothic girl, but really, I'm into things that the average girly girl is. I'm just trying to make it through summer and prepare myself for my second year of high school, I mean, who wouldn't be?
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The Summer of Absolutely Nothing

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It's summer - the end of my first year of college. And I am home again, more than a little worse for the wear. College hadn't gone how I had expected it to go. After two years of the grind to get in, I thought I would find the kind of magic I saw in American high school movies, which I had been denied of in school - late nights, parties, wild adventures with whacky best friends, romance.... everything one is told is supposed to happen in one's teenage years. After two years of watching my classmates grow up and enter this world, I thought it was my turn, now. I thought my college life would be like a coming-of-age movie. But in reality? It wouldn't make a good story, of any kind - not even a sad one. The only thing I found were shiftless friends, stifling academic pressure and heartbreak. So now I was home - a little bruised, a little broken. A few dreams in shards around my feet. Turns out, I needn't have worried. The summer that followed changed my life. The summer of - after a hectic, stressful year - nothing at all. Nothing, and yet - everything.