Unapologetic

Unapologetic

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Nov 26, 2016
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We all have those moments when we're thinking about a dozen things simultaneously, our minds are running a mile a minute, and everything is bungled up. There's so much to think about but not enough minutes in the day. Then we have those moments when we're constantly thinking about one thing and one thing only, clear and direct. I have more moments of the former, constantly trying to pick and choose which topic to focus on, which is more interesting, which should deserve my attention at the moment. I can never get to all of them, some are sent to the back of my mind, others are completely forgotten, some I'm choosing to write down... Now isn't that lovely?
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Ages 14+ (lesbian concepts and some profanity) This is not your everyday love story, okay? It's not a chick flick either. The events and themes within my pages have meaning, depth, truth-and most of all, reality. You are about to be taken on an adventure about a girl who's life is not like everybody else's. I look like a normal teen girl, I mean, I have hair and two eyes and two hands and feet like everybody else, but I couldn't feel more different. I have two moms, yes. Let's just get that out there before you start reading and close my diary like everyone in my life has shut me out of theirs. All I want is a normal life with normal friends who don't judge me because of my home situation. I don't even remember the last time I went on a sleepover or called somebody my age. I don't mean to be a downer, because it does get better. Life gets better. Struggles are only temporary, I know that now. And by my last words reach your eyes, I've come a long way, and have grown to see potential in myself. I'm sharing this with you because I want to make a difference. I know now that I'm not the only one in the world that feels alone. I've been there, done that, and there's more loneliness to come, but for now, I feel more prepared for it. I know how it feels to sit by yourself at lunch every day and how it feels to watch others go to prom with dates and feel like shit because you don't think you'd even have any friends to go with. Please ready my diary. I am much older now, and much more wiser, and I can't wait for you to realize the potential in yourself, too.

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