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It Was Sickening


the way he smirked like as if he was doing me such a big favor and like he deserved a freaking reward for his service.

“You’re too pretty to be lez anyways. Just spend sometime alone with me; I can fix you up real good.”

How could this boy, this child, this imbecile, Reese Richards, dare say this to me? What kind of idiot is he? Getting his whole crew together to try to convert me? It was a fruitless effort.

“Get out of my f ucking face.” My response was sharp as I turned to leave this idiotic bunch of guys gathered around me.

“Come on babe, no need to be so cold. Being gay is unnatural anyways. How would you even know what you like till you give it a try?”

I clenched my hands together and was about a second away from punching this stupid child. I even caught him flinching, although my fist was as far as possible from his oh so pretty face. Ha.

“Is that so? Then why don’t you go suck a dick and let me know if you like it or not? For all you know, female genitalia might gross you out and you just want a big cock in your mouth. Maybe you’re gay.”

There was a silence after that and you could see the slight embarrassment and the extreme anger radiating from the poor guy.

“No one talks to me like that! You’ll regret it you stupid whore!”

By that time I was about out the door of the cafeteria, where everyone had witnessed our little scene and some girls were already whispering about Reese Richard’s possible homosexuality.

“I’ll be looking forward to that!”

And with a quick middle finger in their general direction, I was out the doors, hoping the stench of stupid didn’t rub off on me.

The next few weeks weren’t too pretty.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Kay


Have You


ever just wanted to curl up and sleep for days? Weeks? Months? Years?

Have you ever been just perpetually tired?

Have you ever felt like the excitement had been sucked out of your life?

Like everything you ever loved doing lost its appeal?

Nothing makes you happy anymore and nothing can make you smile, no matter how hard you try to feign it.
Have you ever just felt empty?

Not dead, but just so f ucking empty.



I Felt


like that for a long time.

It could’ve been the absence of my parents, the stress of having perfect grades, having to look perfect all the time and keep my image up at school unless I wanted to be alone, which would not have help my state of mind.

I blamed my ‘depression’ on my loneliness. Shallow friends and hardly there parents made a girl feel pretty isolated.

I thought maybe a relationship would help. After all, I’d never really had one, to the surprise of many. I needed a boyfriend. Someone to keep me company and someone I could talk to and pour my heart out to.

But the minute I started scoping out for an eligible bachelor, I realized something.

One second I’d be looking at a supposed ‘cutie’ and then my eyes would drift to the girl in a black miniskirt or the girl with a low cut shirt.

I found myself being more interested in girls than the hunks most girls chased after.

This scared me. Terrified me. What would my parents think? What would my friends think? What was I supposed to do?

Well, what I did do was another toll on my happiness, which by that point I didn’t know there was such a thing.

I decided to hide. Force myself to date a couple a guys, maybe snap myself out of it.

That didn’t go too well.

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