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@RoseJacobs7 you're welcome

@RoseJacobs7 NP! Thanks for the follow back :3 

@writersinpajamas Hahahaha I get that a lot. Most people don't believe me hahaha well I was born in the states, my mom is korean, dad puerto rican, umm....- I do sports, music, literature um... omg I have tell so much about myself to people that I  don't remember anymore xD Text me in private so we can get to know each other better xD

@writersinpajamas yw! :3 and yes, yes we are rare xD omg tell me more about yourself gurl because I have never met a puertorican/korean person EVERRRRR 

@writersinpajamas Hey!! Thanks for the follow back!  OMG thank you :333333 and I'm glad we have so much in common...we are rare you know xDDD

Same @FaviChimery 

My pleasure kaia

@FaviChimery Thank You :")

@unlucky_penny Thanks for the follow back ^^ I hope you enjoy "The day the stars shines" :33 

Well, we have all of those a colleges, anyway xD But yeah, if you saw one of the schools in here, you would see a big difference. I know because I had some friends from San Diego over and they told me about all the stuff that was different from their home. Btw sorry I didn't answer earlier, my siblings came home with pizza so I dropped my phone Lol 

@bookerstruck OMG I would love to study in Puerto Rico!!!!! Because like you said here are pools, cheerleader teams, and that stuff and it's too much pressure xD I loveeee the music and food <3333 

OMG that's so cool!! And well, schools are like 70% smaller that schools in the states (from what I saw when I went to Texas), they're ugly and the max number of students you get to see is 400 xD also we don't have substitute teachers, we don't have lockers, pools, or a field to play soccer (only a few private schools have those), we don't have cheerleading teams, and were usually missing teachers and materials xD seriously is a mess in here. But I mean, at least we have good music, food and beaches xDD we're all positive, I guess