Sophomore year I started school with two girls I thought would be my best friends forever.

Halfway through those two “friends” decided that I didnt work in their friend group anymore

They called me and told me this over the phone and i stupidly begged them to still be my friends

Girls are mean.

learn what true friends are and what its like to be appreciated and have friends that lift you, not that constantly bring you down.

ro·bot: (especially in science fiction) a machine resembling a human being and able to replicate certain human movements and functions automatically:

wierd

A lot of us fit that definition

Going through life like a robot, never enjoying everything life has to offer

My intro is now 2 weeks LATE

I have been dreading writing this because everyone in this class is so creative. So I figured I would just write a few words that describe me because I dont know what else to write

I am passionate, lazy, jealous, NOT creative at all

I get scared easily and hold myself back because of what others may think

I am adventurous, and I love everything about summer and the outdoors

I want my blog to be inspring! and not just to me, but to other people

I love quotes and when I cant form the words to describe how im feeling, quotes always can so expect a lot of those

The End

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