L.A.B.E.L.S
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A simple English project on what the purpose of life is, brings eight completely different students a lot more than what they expected to be a one time thing.
See, everybody has their issues. Everybody is fighting their own battles, and so you should never judge. Highschool is meant for mistakes, but that's why you need to have friends. Friends are there, to hold your hand, and accompany you throughout the mistakes of highschool. Because, if you have good friends, you have memories, and if you have good people surrounding you, highschool won't change, or disappear, or fast forward, but, it will be just a little but better. Because with friends, struggles, and problems, and life itself, becomes just a bit better. It becomes just a bit easier. Because, people are way beyond the labels highschool give them. Labels don't describe them. Who they are, is what describes them.
'And, indeed, after hardship, comes ease.'
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